The Centre for Learning, Teaching and Technology (LTTC) offer workshops on video production. Please click the links below for further details of the workshops and enrollment.

For Staff

Workshop on Video Production

• • Creating Standard Talking Head/Screencast Presentation (English/Cantonese)
  • Using Panopto to Create Video Presentation (For Staff)

Workshops on Using Panopto

• • Using Panopto for Lecture Videos and Analytics (English / Cantonese, For Staff)
    
  • Using Panopto for Editing Video and Quiz (English / Cantonese, For Staff)
  • Using Panopto for Discussion and Distributing Panopto Video via Moodle (English / Cantonese, For Staff)

For Students

Workshops on Using Panopto

• • Using Panopto to Create Video Presentations (English / Cantonese, For Students)
  • Using Panopto for Editing Video and Quiz (English / Cantonese, For Students)

Creating effective video learning resource is not an easy task without state-of-art and easy-to-use video production system and venue. The Video Production Room of LTTC is built for colleagues to produce quality video learning resources in a technology-enhanced and user-friendly production environment. The Video Production Room (E-P-16) is equipped with automatic HD video camcorder, tie-clip microphone, professional lighting system and chroma key effect background. Colleagues with little knowledge of video production can manage to produce quality talking head and screencast videos which will be useful resources for daily teaching, implementing flipped classroom strategy and assisting in mini-MOOC development. To let colleagues know more about the production and the room, a workshop on “Create your Talking Head/Screencast Presentation” will demonstrate how to create video resource in the Video Production Room and highlight some tips for making effective talking head and screencast video for learning and teaching.

 Topics to be covered include:

•    setting up the room and the lighting  
•    preparing for the visuals
•    preparing for the audio 
•    recording and monitoring
•    the best practice for producing the optimal result of your video

Videos can be a useful medium for communication. This workshop aims at introducing how we can use Panopto, the centrally supported video portal of EdUHK, to record video presentations, to share the videos with the intended audience, and to gain insights on audience engagement via user statistics.

Topics to be covered include:

·    brief introduction to Panopto

·    recording on Panopto using computers or mobile devices

·    video processing and sharing

·    tracking audience engagement via Panopto’s Analytics platform

As teachers, we often have our classes created on Moodle. This workshop aims at sharing how Panopto videos can be incorporated into Moodle, as well as how to set up video assignments for students’ submissions and peer discussions.

Topics to be covered include: 

Panopto allows users to edit their videos. This workshop aims at demonstrating how we can do so on Panopto by making changes, adding extra streams to our videos, or creating quizzes embedded in videos.

Topics to be covered include:

·    understanding the video editing environment of Panopto

·    preparing the different sources of video streams or slides

·    adding and editing streams

·    modifying the publish settings (for controlling captions, downloads, etc.)

·    how viewers can access the video and the learning materials