Some students from St. Joseph's College reveal to us the 10 things they hate about teenagers.What are some things that you hate about teenagers? Let us know in the comments below!
Taken from the SYN Vodcasting Workshop, this video demonstrates how to edit your video, add sound and titles and to export the final production using Windows Movie Maker.
Taken from the SYN Vodcasting Workshop, this video demonstrates how to edit your video, add sound and titles and to export the final production using iMovie.
For more tips on video editing, check out this external guide:
Taken from the SYN Vodcasting Workshop, this video demonstrates how to speak and present on camera. It talks about being relaxed, looking at the camera and speaking clearly.
Presenting off the cuff can be difficult - that's where the Autocue can help. We think this external online Autocue application is pretty useful:
Taken from the SYN Vodcasting Workshop, this video shows you how to set up a camera and tripod. It also covers the basic technical information on framing, lighting and shooting.
To learn more about camera and lighting, we recommend watching these videos from C31:
SYN's Vodcast Workshop is for secondary school students, taking them step-by-step through all of the stages of making their own vodcasts.
This kit is a support resource for this workshop - it's useful for classes who have recently completed the SYN Vodcasting workshop and want to refresh their memories, or for classes who want to have a go at making vodcasts on their own.
The Vodcast Workshop Kit includes a workshop module, Vodcast training manual and video tutorials.
Get your students making creative digital video and audio through SYN's Media Learning Workshops. SYN offers two options to boost your students' digital literacy:
The SYN Vodcasting Workshop uses accessible digital video technology to create and publish student-made vodcasts.
The SYN PodcastingWorkshop guides students in the creation of podcast audio pieces.
Both workshops can be used to explore a wide range of curriculums and topics.
While the main contingent of our teachers took to the studio to record their podcasts, a select few took along a video camera to vodcast the behind the scenes footage before and after the recording process!