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S9: Presenting Content through Instructional Videos

S9: Presenting Content through Instructional Videos

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Presentation

English

Professional Development

Practice Problem

Easy

Created by

Paul Sze

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15 Slides • 6 Questions

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S9: Presenting Content through Instructional Videos

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Poll

Do you have a Youtube Channel (which displays the videos you have created)?

yes

no

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Poll

Have you ever added voiceover to a PPT and then convert it to a video?

yes

no

5

Poll

Have you ever used a Gen-AI tool to add voiceover narration to a video?

yes

no

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Ms Sarah Membrey: "Why Knot Academy"

Mr Ng Chi-wui Ross: for his S1 Flipped Classroom

Browse the 2 playlists containing instructional videos mae by teachers

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Major Approaches to Creating Instructional Videos

  • Recording an In-person presentation

  • Screencasting

  • Recording a slideshow presentation

  • Converting a PPT to a (animated) video

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Videos

  • Sample A: Revisiting Articles, by Paul:

  • Sample B: How to create a Formative worksheet by Paul:

  • Sample C: "What is an infographic?", by Paul:

  • Sample D: "Noun or Verb", by Paul:

topics

ACT 2: Which approach used in which sample?

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Match

Match the following

  • sample A: Revisiting Articles

  • Sample B: How to create a Formative

  • Sample C:What is an infographic?

  • Sample D: "Noun or Verb"

Recording an In-person presentation

Screencasting

Recording Voiceover to a PPT

Converting a PPT to an animated video

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  • LJ TASK 1 : An idea for a screencast video for junior secondary students

    • Try to come up with an idea for a screencast to help junior secondary students learn something. The students are likely to (need to) view this screencast once in while.

    • Present your idea in not more than 40 words.

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Recording Voiceover to a PPT and Converting it to a Video

Paul's demonstration

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Paul's advice

  • Keep the video short. If you have a lot of content to present, break it down into different videos.

  • Avoid having too much text in one slide.

  • Include visuals in the slides.

  • Don't dwell too long on one particular slide.

  • Use a more lively tone of voice.

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media

Learning Journal Task 3

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Using Gen-AI tools to create an instructional video

media

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  • LJ TASK 2: An AI-generated Instructional Video

  • Go to https://kapwing.com/. Sign up.

    • On your Dashboard, under 'My Workspace', click 'Create New'.

    • Look to the bottom of the page, where you will see a text box. Type in a topic (preferably a grammar topic).

    • Generate.

    • Get the Share link.

    • On your LJ, (a) present the link, and (b) explain the content in one to two sentences.

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media

S10: Engaging learners with interactive video units

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Poll

Have you ever created an interactive video unit with any of the following tools: Edpuzzle; Nearpod; Playposit; Educaply; TED-ED; and Bookwidgets?

yes

no

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Poll

Do you have an Edpuzzle account?

yes

no

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  • LJ TASK 1: Features of Interactive Viewing Units

    • Put down, in point form, some features of interactive viewing units

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learning journal
Task 2

S9: Presenting Content through Instructional Videos

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