Flip Your Math Class Effectively with Self Made Videos
- 1. Flip your Class Effectively with Self-Made Videos How to Develop Your Own Video Course for Math Class from A-Z
- 2. Why You Should Create A Math Video Course 1. Congruence 2. Self-Pacing 3. Automation for Grading 4. Additional Income
- 3. Platform Options 1. Dropbox 2. Google Drive 3. YouTube 4. Udemy 5.
- 4. Platform Options 1. Dropbox 2. Google Drive Phone Wacom Tablet Screen Recorder Video Editor
- 6. Talking Head + Screen Record
- 7. Platform Options 1. Dropbox 2. Google Drive 3. YouTube 4. Udemy 5.
- 9. Platform Options 3. YouTube Playlist
- 10. Platform Options 1. Dropbox 2. Google Drive 3. YouTube 4. Udemy 5.
- 12. My Math Video Courses McGraw Hill Aligned Self-Paced Auto Scored Practice Tests per Chapter Video Explanations
- 13. My Math Video Courses ALEKS Aligned Self-Paced Video Explanations For Every Topic (630)
- 14. Designing a Math Video Course Start Simple ● Choose one topic or point of focus ● Create a walkthrough explanation for a practice test ● Explain tough exam questions
- 15. Designing a Math Video Course 1. Let the textbook be your outline McGraw Hill Textbook Power Pre-Algebra Video Course
- 16. Designing a Math Video Course 1. Let the textbook be your outline McGraw Hill Textbook Power Pre-Algebra Video Course
- 17. Designing a Math Video Course 2. Choose an inclusive sampling of homework problems to demo ● Select 1-2 easy and 1 hard question per section (minimum)
- 18. Designing a Math Video Course 2. Choose an inclusive sampling of homework problems to demo ● Provide students with document detailing problems solved via video course
- 19. Designing a Math Video Course 3. Create sample tests based on existing practice tests within textbook
- 20. Designing a Math Video Course 3. Create sample tests based on existing practice tests within textbook
- 21. Building the Course Materials 1. Use Google Slides or Powerpoint to write up math problems
- 22. Building the Course Materials 2. Enter sample tests into online curriculum platform (i.e. Udemy or Thinkific)
- 23. Equipment 1. Acquire a Wacom Tablet for solving math problems on screen $99.00 $299.00
- 24. Equipment 1. Acquire a webcam or camcorder + tripod to film video explanations $199.00 $999.00
- 27. Equipment 4. Purchase a lapel or stand-up microphone $59.00 $129.00Blue Yeti Lapel Mic
- 28. Create Video Explanations - Screen Capture 1. Copy problems onto free online whiteboards awwapp.com whiteboardfox.com
- 29. Create Video Explanations - Screen Capture 1. OR solve problems directly on screen using Web Paint Google Chrome Extension
- 30. Create Video Explanations - Screen Capture 2. Capture screen recordings of yourself solving problems using either Screenflow or Quicktime $34.99 Free
- 31. Create Video Explanations - Camcorder 3. Record video of yourself solving problems via screen capture simultaneously with camcorder or webcam
- 32. Create Video Explanations - Merge 4. Merge camcorder footage along with screen recordings via iMovie or Final Cut
- 33. Create Video Explanations - Live Stream 2. Capture recordings of yourself solving problems using live stream software Wirecast Gameshow OBS $29.00$695.00 Free
- 35. Create Video Explanations 4. DOs and DON’Ts DOs DON’Ts Make a Talking Head Video Use a Lapel or USB Microphone Talk Slowly and Clearly Be Yourself Use Powerpoints with Heavy Text Only Provide Explanations to Easy Problems Make Videos too Disconnected from Actual Homework
- 36. Finalizing Video Course 1. Upload explanation videos to chosen platform (i.e. Udemy or Thinkific)
- 37. Recap for Creating a Video Course
- 38. Huzefa Kapadia ● https://scalarlearning.com/signup/ ● YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/scalarlearning ● Instagram: @scalarlearning ● Email: huzefa@scalarlearning.com