Recording of presentations or creation of instructional videos to replace the lecture (screen recording)
Recording typically refers to a video that includes presentation slides or hand drawings along with the lecturer's spoken remarks. For recording purposes, you can find instructions for PowerPoint, Open Broadcaster Software and Smartphone below - other recording tools can of course also be used.
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Phase 1: Creating recordings
In a first step, the creation of course content recordings as preparation for the summer semester can already be started. The recordings usually consist of screen contents and spoken explanations. For sound recording, the built-in microphone on your laptop or in your headphones (e.g. headset mobile phone) is often sufficient. Alternatively a headset can be used.
- Direct recording of film sets: Recording videos with Powerpoint
- Recording other screen content with optional use of a webcam: OBS Studio tutorial
- Screen recording with iOS
- Recording of handwritten contributions, e.g. as an alternative to writing on the blackboard: Instructions for using the smartphone as a visualizer
- Pure audio recording, e.g. as a supplement to a separately provided presentation: Smartphone as dictation device
Phase 2: Editing recordings
In order to make the recordings available, they can be edited with simple means and - in order not to put too much strain on the systems - compressed.
- Instructions for video editing for Windows/Linux and macOS
Phase 3: Provide records
In ILIAS videos and recordings of teaching content can be easily managed and provided. These videos can be viewed by students. The videos are hosted and provided via KIT infrastructure.
A download for students is not provided. To watch the videos students have to be registered in the respective ILIAS course. You as a teacher can make the videos visible or invisible in your course at any time and also delete them from the system. Please always use this way to provide videos. A direct provision as a file for download is oftentimes not useful.
If you do not only want to make your videos available to your students but also to publish them in a generally accessible way, you can also publish them additionally via KITopen.