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Zoom: Assigning Co-Hosts
Having a co-host when run a Zoom meeting or webinar can really help manage the call and the participants. This is useful for breakout rooms and also recording for example. The question often asked about co-hosts is “how many co-hosts … Continue reading
Posted in Zoom
Tagged assign co-host, learn zoom, Zoom, zoom management, zoom meeting, zoom tip, zoom tutorial, zoom webinar
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Zoom: Recording to Local Computer and Cloud at the Same Time
As you might expect some of the ideas I get for my blog come from people asking questions, and today was no different. The question they wanted to know was could you record to your computer, a local recording, and … Continue reading
Zoom: How to Use the Annotate Feature When Screen Sharing
If you have been using the screen sharing in Zoom you might not be aware that there is a feature that allows you to annotate what you are screen sharing. This means you can add text, shapes, lines, arrows or … Continue reading
Using Your iPhone as a Document Camera
Its not just a document camera that you can use your iPhone for when on a Zoom, MS Teams or Skype call. It can also be as another camera. But here I show you how to use it as a … Continue reading
Posted in Education, elearning, Iphone, MS Teams, skype, Zoom
Tagged distance learning, document camera, elearning, MS Teams, multiple cameras, remote teaching, skype, teaching online, Zoom
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Zoom: Switching Chat Off and On
If you are running a webinar attendees can sometimes use the chat to ask a question when you want them to use the Q&A. You might have reminded them but it is easy to do and click on the wrong … Continue reading
Posted in Working from home, Zoom
Tagged chat, chat vs q&a, turn chat off, Zoom, zoom chat, zoom meeting, zoom q&a, zoom tutorial, zoom webinar
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The ATEM Mini Could Change the Way You Teach Online
This past year the classroom has moved online and this can be a useful way to teach. It is not the only way and as we return to normality online teaching still has its place. In fact I have been … Continue reading
Posted in elearning, Filming from home, teaching, video, Video production, Working from home
Tagged atem mini, atem mini extreme, atem mini pro, BlackMagic design, chromakey, distance learning, e-learning, Green screen, live streaming, MS Teams, multiple cameras, remote teaching, skype, teaching online, video switcher, vision mixer, Zoom
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Editing with Green Screen Using iMovie
If you are a Mac user then iMovie is a great and free editing program. It even allows you to do green screen which used to be notoriously fiddly, in fact it still can be. So you know that filming … Continue reading
Posted in chromakey, Filming from home, filmmaking, Green screen, iMovie, Special effects, video, Video editing, Video production
Tagged blue screen, chromakey, filmmaking, Green screen, imovie, presenter, Special effects, VFX, Video editing, Video production, videography, visual effects
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Using the Windows Camera App to Record Video
You’be probably used your smartphone to record yourself but you can also use your Windows PC. Let’s face it many of us are having to record ourselves. The advantage of using the camera in your computer is you probably already … Continue reading
The Trick to Getting a Good Result When Using a Teleprompter
How many of you have had to come to grips with filming from home over the past year? It seems it has been many. Once you come to grips with that you’ve then realised it would be nice to have … Continue reading
Solving Audio Problems in Zoom
Zoom has certainly helped many of us through an extraordinary year and it looks like it is going to continue to help us, for me it has saved me a lot of travelling time, but yes, I am looking forward … Continue reading
