Welcome to my free resources page.
Use this template as a brainstorming guide. Write your script based on this framework.
I suggest writing your script and then using a free teleprompter to help you to be a one-take-wonder.
How to make a Micro-Learning Lecture using Zoom or Teams
Write your script.
Set up a live meeting for just you.
Change your background and/or share your screen.
Record the meeting.
Read your script. (Pretend not to read your script)
Save and post the mp4. (Post on a page or in an announcement)
Do not let your mindset stand in the way of your product.
Keep going!!
Adjust this generic Guide for each online LIVE lesson.
Exit tickets check for understanding and drive future lessons.
"Start with what you want to do
and then search out the perfect tool to support you." JL
Other Resources you may like:
FREE Super cool images and videos. - www.pixabay.com
FREE Great site for editing groovy images – www.Picmonkey.com
Responsive teleprompter app. - www.promptsmart.com
Audio that’s not cheesy - www.audioblocks.com
Zoom.us – Check out resources that will answer your questions.
What if I’m freaking out?
Take a deep breath and search for your answer.
Chances are you are not the first one to ask it.
The Canvas Community is AWESOME!
D2L has great resources!
Arnie Stewart was 59 years old before he learned to read and write. Improving his literacy level changed his entire life. For 6 years, we visited over 79 audiences speaking about the importance of asking for help. We handed out these Arnie Cards to students reminding them to never be afraid to ask for help. I am posting this card here for you to use with students.
Tell them the story of Arnie and Say, "Post this card in the chat, send this card as a message. When I see this, I will know you need help and I will be there for you."
