eating: 21st june 2006 how to captivate your audience dr geoffrey einon ict department
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How To Captivate Your Audience
Dr Geoffrey Einon
ICT Department
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T189 VT Acknowledgements
Video Tutorial Creation– Joe Mills– Chris Hartley– Kevin Quick
Tutorial Presenters– Stephen Peake– Georgy Holden– Stephen Garner– Jon Rosewell– Karen Cham
LTS: Jane Bromley, Jamie Daniels
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Examples
• Cropping
• Colour cast removal
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Video Tutorial (VT) Strategy
• Get novice users up and running with Adobe Elements 5
• Support on-line teaching with examples signposted from web pages – recorded by authors
• Motivate interest by illustrating ‘whizzy’ digital image processing procedures
• Support procedures required for ECA submission
• Access via Course Web pages or DVD
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VT Strategy
• Introduce Adobe Elements 5 Upload images from camera Familiarize with workspace Show some of what is possible Image organisation and workflow
• Illustrate procedures/processes How I do it – take note! Tips and tricks
• NOT intention to teach Elements 5
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Example:Elements Organiser
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How?
• Four phase production process1. Recording
1. ‘Chunk’ into sequence of coherent stages2. Repeat recording of each chunk until OK
2. Editing1. Add on-screen highlights 2. Clean up audio3. Assemble into complete sequence4. Add introduction screens and copyright ‘tail’
3. Compile: produce file in SWF format4. Distribution
1. Handover to LTS
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Doing It
• 3 Work Styles Capture extended sequence
• Edit and voice-over commentary
Capture chunk with voice capture until OK• Select• Edit• Compile into sequence
Capture chunk with voice capture until OK• Edit • Capture next chunk• Compile into sequence
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Kit
• Laptop
• Large Tablet (pen or mouse driven)
• Software Captivate 2 Audition 2 Premiere Pro
• Dynamic microphone on stand
• Pre-amp
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The Editing Process
• Clean up audio• Add highlighting etc• Assemble sequences • Add Powerpoint introduction and music• Check for continuity• Compile (pray!)• Check for compilation errors• Convert to .avi format
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Results
• 47 Video tutorials
• Total running time: ~ 5 hrs
• Production time: ~ 2hrs / minute
• Quality Video: OK Audio: mixed
• Playability: mixed
• Student verdict: unknown
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Post Mortem
• Use for teaching? Can’t use simultaneously with software
• Use by individuals Yes …… but!
• Would we do again / differently?
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Post Mortem (contd)
• Additional roles Use for sorting out presentation problems –
illustrate topics causing difficulty? Describe and familiarise with process e.g.
ETMAs and ECA submission? Support for Faculty / Cross Faculty initiative
e.g. Library and Information literacy? Use by ALs for group activities / support?
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