• SFAFS front page slide (pptx)
• Blank document template (.doc)
• Blank document template (.pptx)
• Stem books tip sheet (pptx presentation)
• Judy's book list (pptx)
• Project tracking spreadsheet
• Digital Learning Module info sheet (.doc)
• Educational standards
  
  
• Virtual learning resources (on Dropbox)
• Virtual learning pilot sessions (on Dropbox)
  
  
• LANL Foundation ISEC site
• RESET, based in DC
• TechTitans
• PD 21 April 2021

All our videos are linked from our Digital Learming Library

For recording video: I use my old point-and-shoot camera for demos. I also use it pointing down on the table when I draw or write live on paper.

Some scenes are made with (animated) Powerpoint slides, and I use Loom on my laptop, using the webcam to get an inset of my face in the bottom left of the scene. Here I also use an external microphone for better audio quality.

I put everything together with ShotCut. If needed, I use Audacity to work on the sound.


Pro: everything is free
Con: Loom is cloud-based, so it can be slow depending on your internet connection

Pros:

• 'Live' action when presenting.
• Easy to use with laptop computer's camera
• Can take powerpoint slides and incorporate them into the presentation (video)
• Multiple screen options to display the following:
  1. Presenter only
  2. Presenter and content slides displayed
  3. Content slides only with audio in background
  Can alternate between the above three styles to increase student interest
• Free/Basic version fairly full featured
• Audio can be recorded separately of video and content
• Can pause audio when recording
• Can 'erase' audio only and re-record audio without affecting video and content
• Can 'trim' beginning or end of video.
• Several export file types

Cons:

• Program does not yet have 'flip' feature - materials shown on screen are mirror image [this has been fixed]
• Cannot edit audio mid-track (I used a third party editing software to do this)

• Animoto for video making
• Typito for text videos
• Magisto, a video editor