Free video editing software: VirtualDub, Wax, etc.Export the video as MP4 with no lower resolution than the original video.
Zoom in and remove part of the screen that you don't want to show up. (annotations: never use your laptop’s built-in microphone, always set your background screen to black and always set layers to your drawing)ĥ) Rewatch Sal's video and make sure you got the lesson covered.Ħ) Edit the video. Use the below color palette, and any visuals that help illustrate the point. Prepare everything before you get started. Suggestions for Blackboard Style VideosĤ) Record a new video.You can also use whatever tools you feel comfortable with. We have some suggestions for you in case you are not sure what to use. Prepare your mind for what you are going to say.ģ) Prepare the hardware and the software for recording and drawing. Make your own lesson plan based on the KA content creation principles. For more info on how to dub videos, see here.ġ) Download the video you want to recreate.Ģ) Watch the video and see how Sal delivered the lesson. If a video contains a great deal of static English written text, for example, translators may decide that it is easier to recreate it. Teams can dub some videos and recreate others, depending on the nature of the video. Khan Academy allows its translation teams to decide whether dubbing or recreating videos is best for their viewers. NOTE: Before you read these instructions, think about whether dubbing or recreating is the best choice for your language and local audience.
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