The following instructions will help you use the hardware and software in the DIY Media Studio:
- To learn how to set up the equipment in the Studio, see Getting Started in the Dwinelle Studio.
- To learn how to do a basic screen and audio capture; video and audio capture; or screen, video, and audio capture; see Camtasia 3 Basics, or (if you have your own copy of Camtasia 2 and wish to capture content that you can edit on your own computer) Camtasia 2 Basics.
- To learn how to annotate presentations using the hardware and software in the Studio, see Annotation Basics.
- To learn how to do an audio-only capture, see Audacity Basics.
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Important Accessibility Information Instructors are encouraged to reference accesscontent.berkeley.edu for best practices and resources for making course content accessible. In particular, you should refer to http://accesscontent.berkeley.edu/resources/help-guides/video-captions-transcripts and http://accesscontent.berkeley.edu/resources/help-guides/adding-descriptive-audio to ensure that your content will be accessible to all students who may be in your course (now and into the future). Keep in mind that it is harder and more expensive to make content accessible after-the-fact. Also, know that you are required to ensure your content is accessible if it will be made available to the public or if you have been notified by DSP that student accommodation is required. |