ScreenCasting



Sample Screencasts - Pay attention to what the creator did to "teach" the audience. **Mr. Kafka Examples:** iMovie '09 Intro by Mr. Kafka __Google Image Advanced Search by Mr. Kafka__ **STUDENT EXAMPLES** Fall 2011 Student Screencast Examples (Watch 4 of these to get ideas for what you can do) MathTrain Student Created Screencasts - pick a few to watch. Click on the note below to add your thoughts! = = SUBMIT YOUR PROPOSAL  FOR YOUR SCREENCAST =RUBRIC= Click HERE to see a copy of what you're being graded on for this project.

=PRE-PRODUCTION=
 * 1) Log in to your Google Apps Account and create a Google Document.
 * 2) Title the Google Document **HOUR LASTNAME ScreenCast**
 * 3) Click the FOLDER icon near the document title and put this file in your **5B LASTNAME New Media**folder
 * TITLE
 * SCRIPT WITH VISUALS - write out everyone in order that you plan to say or teach the audience. It's very important to think about these things in a step-by-step order as you'll have to perform these functions for your video.
 * Make sure to list where visuals will take place in your script by //ITALICIZING what visuals will be occurring.//. What do you have to create ahead of time? What will your title slide in PowerPoint say?
 * See SAMPLE SCRIPT for an example layout and directions to follow.

=**CREATING A SCREENCAST USING QUICKTIME PLAYER**=
 * 1) RESOURCES TO HELP YOU
 * 2) How To Screencast with Quicktime Player - Directions (also in your Google Docs)
 * 3) Video Tutorial: Screencasting with Quicktime Player (below)

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=**PRODUCTION IN iMOVIE**=
 * 1) In iMovie, first make an EVENT. Go to **FILE > NEW EVENT** and name the event LASTNAME-Clips.
 * 2) After that, make a new PROJECT. Go to **FILE > NEW PROJECT** and name the project LASTNAME-Screencast
 * 3) Open a FINDER window and find your Screen Recording files in the MOVIES folder. Drag and drop your video clips on top of the LASTNAME-Clips Event so the videos move into iMovie. Make sure you see the **GREEN +** as you move the file(s) on top of the event. This means the clip will be imported into that event. //(see below)//




 * 1) Once the video clips are in the Event area, click on a clip and use the yellow sliders to select the part of the clip you want to move to the Project area. Lay out your project in pieces in the project area. (see below)


 * 1) To get rid of the audio from a clip, right-click on the clip in the PROJECT area and choose DETACH AUDIO. (see below)




 * 1) [[image:fpcomputers/imovie-voiceover.png align="right"]]If you want to record NEW audio for a clip, attach a microphone to your computer. Then click the VOICEOVER button in the middle ofiMovie. You will be prompted to click on the clip where you want to record. Click on the beginning of the clip and record your new audio.
 * 2) After assembling your movie, make sure you WATCH it. When you are ready to export, go to SHARE > EXPORT USING QUICKTIME. Make sure the file is named LASTNAME-Screencast.mov and that you save it to your student folder. After the file is in your student folder, please move it to the 5B NEW MEDIA DROPBOX in FP STUDENT SHARED > KAFKA. Make a copy for yourself first if you want to keep a copy of your video.