A Guide to Video Communication for Online Instructors

If you’re an online educator, creating online video content is no longer an option.  It’s a virtual requirement in today’s online environment, where students expect your curriculum to keep pace with new technologies. 

Unfortunately, even if faculty would love to make their students happy, most educators don’t understand how to create online video, and budget shortfalls are limiting training opportunities.

We'll provide the solution as we cover video creation from inception to viewing, discovering simple ways to effectively create and deliver online video content.

Why is Online Video so Important for Educators?

As online education enrollment continues to rise, so do student expectations.    The methods by which students learn have adapted to new technologies, and educators must keep pace with the new modes of content creation and delivery.

Focused on your curriculum, you’ve had little time to adapt to the new online environment.  You’re challenged with meeting these rising student expectations.

Jill Schiefelbein leads this 60-minute seminar, giving you a comprehensive view of how to generate online video content: from inception to viewing.

You will learn how to:

• Identify content appropriate for video creation
• Modify and adapt content for video delivery
• Understand the types of video options that are available, including screen captures, narrated text and the “teaching head”
• Utilize basic editing tools to enhance your video
• Compress, upload and embed your video

You’ll find that anyone with a small amount of tech savvy and a strong desire to communicate and adapt to the new online learning environment can create exceptional video content.

Who Should View

Any college or university with an online learning program should consider having these key staff members:

• Online instructors (adjunct, professor, teaching assistant)
• Training coordinators
• Curriculum specialists and developers
• Anyone involved in evaluating online instructors (supervisors)

About the Instructor

Over the past eight years, Jill Schiefelbein has taken, taught and developed online courses.  At Arizona State University, she worked in multiple capacities of online administration, including serving as the Director of Online Programs for ASU’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, where she developed the office of online programs and grew it into an organization with hundreds of online course offerings across dozens of academic units.  Jill is the owner and guru of Impromptu Guru, a company focused on helping individuals and groups improve communication in both face-to-face and online environments. 

Her educational background is based in communication and international business, with foci in computer-mediated communication, public speaking, multimedia writing and technical communication, organizational communication, strategic communication and communication technology.

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