E-Learning Arbeitsgruppe (HDA & HRZ)
The classical video production consists of the recording of one or more high-definition video cameras. Video productions are usually costlier than screen recordings (screencasts). However, in return you are able to record blackboard lectures in a lecture hall, scientific experiments or complex procedures in a professionally produced video. The recording team will gladly advice and assist you during your video production!
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Screen recording means: Everything that is shown on a screen (e.g. presentation) or on a tablet (e.g. notes, sketches) is recorded, as well as the audio that is spoken. Optionally, the person speaking is also recorded on an extra video. In this way, both standard lecture recordings and educational videos and tutorials for online teaching can be produced. Simple screen recordings can be produced by teachers themselves relatively quick and with little effort.
The simplest form of recording a content input, a lecture or other explanations is audio recording – either as a pure audio recording, as an audio commentary on a PDF script or in the form of audio added to PowerPoint slides. Also conceivable is the (student) production of a podcast or the production of an audio guide, as well as audio recordings as a feedback tool. Audio recordings are relatively easy to produce.