Watch: role-play and automatic feedback at the 19th UTS Video Meetup
Maryann D'Sa and Tandarra Rothman discuss their role-play videos in Zoom, and Keith Heggart presents on using OnTask for automated video feedback.
Maryann D'Sa and Tandarra Rothman discuss their role-play videos in Zoom, and Keith Heggart presents on using OnTask for automated video feedback.
At the end of August, our 9th meet-up took place – here are the recordings and a quick recap for anyone who missed out.
Avoid having to remake videos by following Matt Vella's tips for future proofing. MySpace references begone!
Matt Vella give us his tips on getting the best video and audio quality, plus how to edit and share your videos.
The latest video meet-up focused on video assessments – from designing frameworks to student-generated videos that addressed environmental issues.
UTS video meet-ups are back! Watch recordings of the most recent session and mark August 4th in your diaries for the next instalment.
Videos and resources galore to catch you up on what was presented by Andrew Francois and Deborah Fox at this year's last video meet-up.
Video editing can be the most challenging and complex aspect of making videos – use this interactive module to conquer your fears!
Whether you're on a PC or a Mac, we have all the video editing tips and resources you need in this two-in-one Tooltime recap.
Missed the fifth instalment of the UTS video meet-up? Hit play for recorded presentations from Julia Memar, Pernille Christensen and Alison Cummins.
How to start a meeting Method 1: Panel (Main use case) Alternative workflows Method 2: BYOD – Plugged In (Requires a USB-C input) Method 3: BYOD – WIRELESS Method 4: Joining a meeting as a participant