This page offers an in depth lecture on Tips for successful video publishing in Canvas. It is from a Bite of learning from 2022 but is still relevant. Please note that we refer to Screencast-o-matic which is now called Screenpal.
This video is not included as the main content in this module but is supplementary for those interested.

Tips for successful video publishing in Canvas

This video was recorded for a Bite of Learning in 2022. It is rather long at 27.39 minutes. However, we have included it as it gives more details on the two types of educational videos mentioned earlier in the module ie videos to create teaching presence and videos that are "reusable" videos with your content, for example, your microlectures. The video also explains more on the options available for publishing in Canvas. Here is the transcript for the video if you want to keep it for making notes. This video was recorded in Zoom, after the scheduled Bite of learning. This is another way of recording a microlecture. You start a Zoom meeting with yourself and then record your video and share your screen. Lesson learned: Don't bang the keyboard when you are forwarding your slideshow animations!
This video is divided into two chapters, see the menu to the left. The PowerPoint file used for the presentation has been attached as a file to the video. Remember you can increase the speed if you think the speaker is talking too slowly.

Here is the padlet referred to in this video

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All the video guides in English and all the guides in Swedish.

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Tips for successful video publishing in Canvas

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