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Beginner’s Guide To: Producing Their First Youtube Tutorial

Beginner’s Guide To: Producing Their First Youtube Tutorial | Coach Jeffery's: Teaching with Technology | Scoop.it
From www.hongkiat.com - September 23, 2012 10:50 PM

This post provides a tutorial that will show readers how to produce high quality YouTube tutorial without the use of a studio or even a video camera.

 

Users will mak a How-to video tutorial, or product introduction with voice over and subtitles.

 

YouTube has a function to translate the captions so that viewers from all over the world can understand what is in the video.

 

Subtitles also make YouTube tutorials text searchable so people can find them easily. It’s best to keep the length of the video in under 6 minutes – people don’t like to watch a video if it is too long.


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The Best PowerPoint Alternatives for Creating Great Presentations - The Digital Shift

The Best PowerPoint Alternatives for Creating Great Presentations - The Digital Shift | Coach Jeffery's: Teaching with Technology | Scoop.it
From www.thedigitalshift.com - May 23, 12:50 PM

"We’ve all endured “death by PowerPoint.” It’s a painful experience for the audience and probably not all that fun for the presenter either. To help my students deliver effective presentations—free of those deadly bullet points—I have my go-to applications."


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Beth Dichter's curator insight, May 21, 10:12 PM

Richard Byrne shares alternatives to PowerPoint with a twist. He includes additional tools that help students outline their stories; find high quality images that are public domain and/or Creative Commons; and a variety of web-based presentation tools as well as Haiku Deck, and app for the iPad.

In total he shares eight resources providing links to all as well as short descriptions. 
Michael Kleven's curator insight, May 22, 4:15 PM

This isn't directly related to film production. Still, we all are called upon to make presentations. Some great resources here. Perhaps even helpful for producers, directors, DoP's. 
Gary Faust's curator insight, May 22, 9:50 PM

Good ideas to help students add interest.
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Slide Rocket Presents SlideBook - Seven Creative Online Presentation Tools

Slide Rocket Presents SlideBook - Seven Creative Online Presentation Tools | Coach Jeffery's: Teaching with Technology | Scoop.it
From portal.sliderocket.com - August 6, 2012 4:30 PM

"SlideRocket is thrilled to launch the new SlideBook, available now as a free template in the "Get Inspiration" tab in Slide Rocket. A Slide Book is a great way to package your blog posts, articles, images and videos into a visually engaging format..."

The SlideBook allows you to create a Presentation Newsletter, a Presentation News Release, a Presentation Resume, and more. If you have not signed up at SlideRocket you will need to do so to access these tools, which are free! 


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