Three options:
1.)Write out your lesson slide by slide. Next, create your slides in
iMovie and then record your voice in iMovie by clicking on the
microphone button. It seems very easy, but there are complications when
creating "PowerPoint" like slides. ( I have not personally made one with
this but other students have had success when they are familiar with
iMovie).
2.) Create a PowerPoint of your lesson, slide
by slide. Next record your voice over in Quicktime by following the
following directions.
1.) With your PowerPoint open, now you are ready to record your voice over.
1.) Open Quicktime- go to file, click on new screen recording
2.) Click on microphone is set on "none" change it to "built in"
3.) Hit record when you are ready and wait 3 seconds. When you are done, hit the esc key.
4.) Export by saving to desktop.
5.) Open iMovie and import Quicktime recording. Now click + to make a new movie.
6.) File- import movies from desktop (Quicktime)
7.) Open it and select it and movie it to the top.
8.) Begin editing your Quicktime recording in iMovie.
9.) When completed- click share and export to YouTube
All students had success with this option last semester.
3.) Create presentation in Keynote.
Take screeen shots of each slide and then upload them into iMovie. Use iMovie to record voiceover sound. I am in the process of making a sample one with this method. We just purchased Keynote this semester so this is new to everyone. Chelsie recommended this process, and uses it at WSR MS.
I will follow these instructions to get best results to create my video. Thank you so much for sharing this video. video creation
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