SLIDE 1 DEMYSTIFYING VIDEO ASSIGNMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS FOR THE ONLINE CLASSROOM
- Dr. Meghan Ferraro
- Dr. Edward Snyder
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OBJECTIVES
Ò This session will help participants identify and
explore technology tools necessary for online learning.
Ò This session will help participants learn about
the basic features of a variety of technology tools (e.g., Handbrake, Mediasite, YouSeeU, Zoom) that will assist trainers in moving face- to-face courses online.
SLIDE 3 LINKING OBJECTIVES TO TECHNOLOGY NEEDS
Course Objectives
YouSeeU Zoom Handbrake Others? Blackboard Ultra MediaSite
SLIDE 4 ONLINE TOOLS
compressing software
Handbrake
share videos
Mediasite
assignment feature
meetings
YouSeeU
and meetings
Zoom
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HANDBRAKE
FR FREE EE – Allows f file t to b be c compressed for e easy s sharing How t to V Video
SLIDE 6 MEDIASITE
- Must have an account
- Password protected
- Can upload an already recorded presentation or record directly through the
Mediasite website
SLIDE 7 Single Sign-On and End-to End Security
- Streamline users’ video access via existing enterprise application logins
- Enable LMS and CMS single sign-on with Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) support
- Exchange authentication and authorization between security domains with Security
Assertion Markup Language (SAML) 2.0 and Shibboleth
- Role-based authentication also controls access to all Mediasite applications
Discrete permissions can also be applied to specific content creation and management functions.
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YOUSEEU
Ò Highlights
É Video assignment feature É Provide time-stamped feedback É Peer review feature É Q & A option
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YOUSEEU
Ò Video Example
ADD V VID IDEO H HYPERLIN INK
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ZOOM
Ò Hold synchronous or asynchronous lectures
using recording feature.
Ò Can be used for video assignments
É Set up a “meeting” É Record the “meeting” É Share file
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ZOOM
VID IDEO
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WHY VIDEO ASSIGNMENTS?
Ò Allows for authentic assessment in an online
learning environment
Ò Customizable Ò Allows you to assess students’ higher-level
skills.
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LESSONS LEARNED
Ò Provide step-by-step written an
and video tutorials on the technology students are expected to use.
Ò Provide a brief, introductory assignment that
utilizes all of the technology required for larger assignments.
Ò Make it clear to students what technology they will
need access to (e.g., microphone/audio, video recording capabilities, etc.)
Ò Work closely with your IT department faculty to
troubleshoot problems that arise and explore emerging technologies