Part 1: Thurs., May 29, Kick-off! Online asynchronous (complete by part 2 date)
In this asynchronous part, you will learn the types of educational videos and why we use videos. This will prepare you to begin brainstorming your own creative project.
Part 2: Thurs, June 5, 10:00AM-12:00PM, online synchronous
In this synchronous part, you will learn about the topics like storytelling, storyboarding and scripting.
Part 3: June 9-13
In this part, you will be given 1 week to record your own project.
Part 4: Thurs, June 19, 10:00AM-12:00PM, in person, Surrey campus, Arbutus 2410 (2nd floor library)
In this in-person session, you will learn how to edit and publish your video.
This workshop series has been designed to support faculty with enhancing their skills in creating educational videos. The participants will delve into various aspects of video creation and practical skills. These include storyboard & storytelling, recording, editing, and publishing videos. The intended audience is faculty in their non-teaching semester who can commit 2 hours per week for four weeks to a fun and immersive professional development experience. You will have a completed video(s) that you can use in your courses at the end of the series. Through engaging in the activities and content of this workshop, you have the opportunity to
Identify the types of educational videos you can create
Discuss the implications of using video as a medium to communicate with your learners
Tell a story in your videos, using effective video creation strategies
Record high quality video with proper sound and lighting using recording studio and other tools
Edit a video using Camtasia video editor
Publish a video and adding engagement points in your video