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You can record your screen (a copy of what displays on your screen) using Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. Warpwire does NOT recommend using Apple's Safari web browser. Instructors use screencasts to create tours of their Sakai course or accessing publisher materials; demonstrate how to perform math, science, or computer lab assignments, and provide student feedback.  
 
You can record your screen (a copy of what displays on your screen) using Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. Warpwire does NOT recommend using Apple's Safari web browser. Instructors use screencasts to create tours of their Sakai course or accessing publisher materials; demonstrate how to perform math, science, or computer lab assignments, and provide student feedback.  
  
Remember, before getting started, you have to [https://www.warpwire.com/support/warpwire-in-sakai/turn-on-warpwire-for-your-course/ enable Warpwire in your Sakai course] ''(this is a one-time task).''   
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Remember, before getting started, you have to [https://www.warpwire.com/support/warpwire-in-sakai/turn-on-warpwire-for-your-course/ enable Warpwire in your Sakai course] ''(this is a one-time task in each course).''   
  
 
# Click on '''Warpwire''' in the course menu to go to your ''Media Library''.
 
# Click on '''Warpwire''' in the course menu to go to your ''Media Library''.

Revision as of 09:14, 7 October 2021

How to Create a Screencast Video

You can record your screen (a copy of what displays on your screen) using Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. Warpwire does NOT recommend using Apple's Safari web browser. Instructors use screencasts to create tours of their Sakai course or accessing publisher materials; demonstrate how to perform math, science, or computer lab assignments, and provide student feedback.

Remember, before getting started, you have to enable Warpwire in your Sakai course (this is a one-time task in each course).

  1. Click on Warpwire in the course menu to go to your Media Library.
  2. Click the plus (+) button, and select Screen Capture from the drop-down menu.
    If you use Chrome or Firefox:
    Your browser may ask for permission to use your computer’s camera. Click Allow.
  3. A preview of your webcam appears. On the right side, usually, your webcam and microphone will be chosen.

Start Editing Here! THese are the OLD instructions from our handouts

https://www.warpwire.com/support/capture/multi-source-capture/ NEW WW instructions with extra stuff Compare to old screencast handout for one and two monitors..add info on how to create a picture in picture-separate link?

  1. You now have to decide how you’d like to record your screen. Choose one of the two below:
    1. Entire Screen (recommended): Select the Entire Screen box if you want to capture your activity on multiple web sites (such as Sakai and Google) and applications (such as Word and PowerPoint)
    2. Specific Window: Select the Specific Window box, if you want to limit your recording to one web browser tab or one application.
      1. All of your open web browser tabs will display; select the window you want to recordhttps://www.warpwire.com/support/capture/multi-source-capture/.
      2. You may have to expand the dialog box to the right to see all of the available choices and to display the Share button. For details, scroll below to Find and Select the Share button.
  2. A new dialog box will display. Even though you only have one monitor, not two monitors, you have to click on the monitor image displayed. A blue border will appear around the image.
    1. You must also click on the Share button. Your web browser may hide the Share button in the lower right corner of your screen.

Find and Select the Share button

  1. To make the screen sharing dialog box larger, move your cursor to the right side of the dialog box. When you see a double-headed arrow, click and drag your mouse right.
  2. Click on the Share button. You’ll now see a dialog box with the video preview for your screencast recording.
  3. A second dialog box will appear that contains a Stop sharing button and a Hide link. • Click on the Stop sharing dialog box and drag it to the far lower right of your screen.

Note: You may also need to give Chrome permission to access your microphone and screen if you haven’t done that before. Click on the Allow button.

Record your screencast! Now you can open the web pages and software you want to demonstrate (such as PowerPoint or Word), and open the files you want to show to your students. Practice what you’ll do and say. What will you do next? You’ll start the recording, go to your web browser tabs, and/or applications to perform your demonstration, then stop the recording by clicking on the Stop sharing button on the dialog box provided or Stop Recording.

  1. If you haven’t already, drag the Stop sharing dialog box to the far lower right of your screen.
  2. When ready, click Start Recording.
  3. Click on a web browser tab or application you want to display. (Wait to start narrating; this will give you the option later to remove the initial recording dialog box displayed).
  4. You can now start narrating your recording.
  5. When done recording, click on the Stop sharing button on the dialog box provided (or click Stop Recording ().
  6. You may have to click on the Chrome icon on your Windows taskbar to display the recording dialog box-it will quickly be replaced by the Title/Save dialog box.
  7. Type a video title, then Save. The screencast video is now available in your Media Library.

NOTE: If you don’t see a title box: You may have to minimize your browser windows. You may also need to click in the black Warpwire dialog box, and select the Click here link to display your recording title. Type your title, then click Save.


By default, below your video, it is marked “Unlisted”.

  • Students can’t see it yet!

For students to see your video, you must “insert” (embed) it

  • Embed your video in your Sakai site, such as in Lessons, Announcements, etc.


To Insert (Embed) a Video:

  1. In Sakai, navigate to the place where you want to insert the video.
    (You can insert a video anywhere the text editor is available. For example, in Lessons, click Add Content, then Add Text or in Announcements, click Add, etc.).
  2. In the text editor toolbar click the Warpwire icon (the icon is in the middle toolbar; it is a black circle with a white "W").
  3. The site’s Media Library appears. Locate and click the title of the video recording you want to insert. The small circle to the right should turn blue.
  4. At the bottom, click Insert 1 item. The video will be added to the Text Editor box.
  5. When done, save your changes. Your video should display; play it!