OER Production Workshop: Hands-On Software Tutorial

OER Production Workshop: Hands-On Software Tutorial

Workshop Details

Facilitators:

Cary Engleberg, U-M

Kathleen Ludewig, U-M

Workshop Objectives

-To field test the OER and educational design learning modules

-To provide a walk-through start-to-finish of the OER production process

-To teach participants how to record sound and video

-To provide participants with the basic skills to edit HTML, sound, and video

-To instruct participants on open source and proprietary applications that may be used for OER production

-To introduce participants to Dreamweaver, Premier Pro, Soundbooth, and Camtasia

Logistical Requirements

-All participants should come with their own laptops and necessary software installed

-Data projector

-Extension cord*

-Flip video camera*

-Lavalier Microphone*

-CD with all necessary materials for hands-on exercises (OER and educational design learning modules, template, example content)*

* To be provided by facilitators

Agenda

Time / Activity / Facilitator
15 min / Introduction / Institutional Partner
15 min / OER Overview Presentation
-Self-Assessment Quiz from OER Learning Module
-Reviewing What’s on the Workshop CD
Supporting Documents
-OER Toolkit: Pre-assessment / Kathleen Ludewig
15 min / How to Make Open Content
-Building upon your previous work
-Creating it from scratch
-Enhancing your work with existing OER
-Citing your sources (e.g. CC)
-Including necessary license and disclaimer information
Supporting Documents:
-Presentation Slides (PPT)
-See also: OER: Getting Started handout (PDF) / Kathleen Ludewig
30 min / How to Design OER: Focusing on the Educational Core of OER & a Glimpse of Camtasia
-What is your purpose?
-Who is your intended audience?
-Elements of good electronic learning programs
-Demonstration of video-narrated lecture(s) with Camtasia
Supporting Documents:
-Presentation Slides (PPT) / Cary Engleberg
15 min / Break
60 min / How to Package Your OER using HTML: Hands-On Exercise
-Creating an HTML interface for your resources
-Walking through the structure of the two templates
-How to Create a Site
-Introduction to Dreamweaver
-Create a self-assessment quiz
-Including necessary license and disclaimer information
-Software: Dreamweaver
Supporting Documents:
-Guide (DOC) / Kathleen Ludewig
30 min / How to record audio and video
-Demonstration
-Hands-On Exercise with Flip Camera
Supporting Documents:
-Guide (PPT, DOC) / Cary Engleberg
1 hour / Lunch
2 hours / How to edit audio and video: Hands-On
-Piecing together video (cropping, arranging)
-Adding transitions
-Adding sound effects
-Adjusting volume
-Correcting color
-Converting to flash
-Adding a captions over video
-Software: Premier Pro, Soundbooth, MediaCoder (for Windows), EasyWMV (for Mac)
Supporting Documents:
-Guide (PPT, DOC)
-Supplemental Guide for Windows Movie Maker / Cary Engleberg
15 min / How to convert a video using Adobe Flash
-How to setup HTML page
Supporting Documents:
-Guide (PPT, DOC) / Cary Engleberg
15 min / Break
30 min / How to Create a narrated PowerPoint using Camtasia: Hands On
-Narrated lecture
-Lecture with video
-Quiz
-Software: Camtasia
Supporting Documents:
-Guide (DOC) / Cary Engleberg
15 min / How To Publish Your OER: Discussion
-Final review for copyright issues
-Considering accessibility (file formats, file sizes, etc)
-Once you’ve created your resource, where is it stored? How is it distributed?

Institutional OER Site?
OER Africa site?

Supporting Documents:
-Presentation Slides (PPT) / Kathleen Ludewig
30 min / Next Steps: Discussion
-Identify additional faculty to train?
-Schedule follow-up sessions?
-Workshop Closure / Institutional Partner

Consolidated List of Supporting Documents

-OER Toolkit: Pre-assessment

-OER Overview: How to Create Open Content: Presentation slides

-OER: Getting Started handout

-Elements of eLearning: Presentation Slides

-Dreamweaver Guide

-Sound and Audio Tutorial for Adobe Creative Suite

Presentation Slides
Step by Step Guide

-Supplemental Guide for Windows Movie Maker

-Camtasia Guide

-OER Life Cycle from Authoring to Publishing: Presentation Slides