Video Taped Lesson

bperry	Posted 10/14/2005 5:07 PM (#147) Subject: Video Taped Lesson
Math Posts: 281 Location: Henry Clay	I video taped a lesson yesterday for next week. I used a normal microphone with the document camera which was hooked up to my VCR with the RCA plugs. (Like the announcements you must turn the tv Way Up to hear the tape.) We will see how the students like it. Just another way to use the technology:>
rtallent	Posted 10/14/2005 7:03 PM (#149 - in reply to #147) Subject: RE: Video Taped Lesson
Math Location: Retired FCPS, Current UK and Transy	Did the same for next week but saved it as computer file for replay with projector. Will post directions for hookup if anyone interested.
bperry	Posted 10/14/2005 11:53 PM (#153 - in reply to #147) Subject: RE: Video Taped Lesson
Math Posts: 281 Location: Henry Clay	I am interested in the computer part. Do you have to have any special hardware or software to convert to computer video format? Bryson
dhays	Posted 10/19/2005 7:54 AM (#183 - in reply to #147) Subject: RE: Video Taped Lesson
Math Posts: 119 Location: Henry Clay	I spoke with Bryson's sub and asked how the kids responded to the taped lesson. The sub said it went very well. We applaud Bryson's use of technology as well as his creativity and fetish with perfection!!
scombs	Posted 10/19/2005 2:51 PM (#191 - in reply to #153) Subject: RE: Video Taped Lesson
Math Posts: 104 Location: Henry Clay	You would need a video capture card for your PC which usually includes the necessary software to capture convert and save the file. These start at around $60.
bperry	Posted 10/19/2005 8:49 PM (#192 - in reply to #147) Subject: RE: Video Taped Lesson
Math Posts: 281 Location: Henry Clay	Thank you Steve!!. Ronnie did this and said it worked great!
rgoin	Posted 10/26/2005 4:19 PM (#250 - in reply to #147) Subject: RE: Video Taped Lesson
Math Posts: 108 Location: Henry Clay	How did the studnets like the video taped lessons?
jday	Posted 11/3/2005 8:14 AM (#292 - in reply to #147) Subject: RE: Video Taped Lesson
	Exactly what kind of microphone did you use for your lesson? I have what I thought was a normal mic (it came with a computer program I have at home), but it is the wrong connection for my document camera.
scombs	Posted 11/3/2005 8:36 AM (#293 - in reply to #147) Subject: RE: Video Taped Lesson
Math Posts: 104 Location: Henry Clay	You should be able to pick up a 1/8" to 1/4" adapter at Radio Shack (or similar place) pretty cheep.
bperry	Posted 11/3/2005 12:26 PM (#294 - in reply to #147) Subject: RE: Video Taped Lesson
Math Posts: 281 Location: Henry Clay	My students enjoyed to video taped lesson. For the microphone I got a 10 dollar one at best buy. My computer mic even with an adapter would not work. There was a lot of noise in the background since my mic was such a cheap one.
jday	Posted 11/4/2005 12:46 PM (#299 - in reply to #147) Subject: RE: Video Taped Lesson
	I successfully taped my lesson. Our library had exactly the mic I needed. I am just replaying using the projector and the sound is fine. This is so cool.