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Teaching with Video

Why Use Video in Teaching?

Effective video delivery is a powerful means of showcasing educational concepts, whether in traditional classrooms or online learning environments. Harnessing the potential of videos empowers educators to enrich the learning experience, cater to diverse learning styles, and foster interactive and comprehensive educational settings.
This page provides a roadmap of tools tailored to various stages of video creation. For educators working remotely, please consult the remote work recommendations and guidelines.
UIW educators and students have access to the following tools at no cost. It's important to note that while some of these tools are not officially supported by the UIW Help Desk, they are available for use as indicated in the respective drop-down tiles. These "unsupported" platforms are independent of UIW, and the university does not benefit financially from any purchases made through them. UIW assumes no responsibility for any negative experiences with external vendors or platforms.

Considerations and Where to Start

Camera Open
Microphone Open
Considerations for making video content Open
Closed captioning and transcription Open
Teleconferencing Recording and Privacy Policy Open

Recording

An Intro to Recording Open
Camtasia (Recording) Open
Canvas Studio (Recording) Open
EchoVideo (Recording for HPS) Open
Microsoft Stream (Screen Recording) Open
Microsoft Teams Open
Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) Open
Microsoft PowerPoint Open
Screenshot for Mac Open
Zoom (Recording) Open

Editing

An Intro to Editing Open
Adobe Rush and Premiere Open
Camtasia (Editing) Open
Clipchamp for Windows Open
iMovie (for macOS computers) Open
YouTube Studio Open

Storing and sharing

OneDrive and Stream (Storing and sharing) Open
EchoVideo (Storing and sharing for HPS) Open
Vimeo (Storage and sharing) Open
YouTube Open
Zoom (Sharing) Open