Creating Educational Resources with PowerPoint

This tutorial guides educators on creating Open Educational Resources (OAR) using PowerPoint and Audacity. It covers writing scripts, storyboarding, recording audio, and creating animations. The video also explains how to use Creative Commons resources and export the final product for global sharing.

What is the main purpose of using a Creative Commons license for OAR?

• To restrict access to educational resources

• To allow modification and adaptation by different users

• To ensure resources are only used in schools

• To make resources available for purchase

What is the recommended word count for a 3-minute educational video script?

• 600 to 700 words

• 200 to 300 words

• 100 to 200 words

• 400 to 500 words

Which software is suggested for recording audio for your video?

• GarageBand

• Audacity

• FL Studio

• Adobe Audition

What is the first step in creating animations in PowerPoint?

• Adding background music

• Inserting a video clip

• Creating a title slide

• Selecting a theme or design

Where can you find Creative Commons images for your presentation?

• Flickr

• search.creativecommons.org

• Instagram

• Google Images

Which animation effect is used to make an object appear on the slide?

• Entrance effect

• Transition effect

• Emphasis effect

• Exit effect

What is the standard slide size for video to avoid black bars?

• 1:1

• 21:9

• 16:9

• 4:3

Which software is recommended for video editing on a PC?

• DaVinci Resolve

• Final Cut Pro

• Adobe Premiere Pro

• Windows Movie Maker

What is the final step before sharing your video online?

• Adding subtitles

• Exporting the video

• Adding background music

• Creating a thumbnail

Where can you upload your educational video for global access?

• Facebook

• YouTube

• Instagram

• Vimeo