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C O U R S E L E C T U R E How to Record and Post your Speech for Peer Review Notes taken on July 22, 2013 by Edward Tanguay |
tips for recording your video
we don't want your head right in the camera, stand back so that viewers can see you walk and move around
audience should see you from the thighs up
make sure lighting is bright enough
close all windows to reduce outside sounds such as sirens or dogs barking
you want your laptop or camera up on books or a shelf about chest level, otherwise if it is on the desk, because you standing, the audience will be "looking up into your nose" and you will appear gigantic, which detracts from your speech
"I want to practice my ability to engage students in a way that they can take useful notes but at the same time I'm still an easy speaker to listen to"
Neil deGrasse Tyson (1958-)
American astrophysicist and science communicator
director of Hayden Planetarium in New York
does a lot of public talks about science
like his ability to blend information with passion
you can also record directly
change it from public to unlisted
his video exactly one minute, video should be between :45 and 4:00
posts in peer assessment area of course
shows how to review another one
you evaluate three peers
you also evaluate yourself