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PowerPoint: Recording an Audio Voice-over Lecture using PowerPoint

PowerPoint: Recording an Audio Voice-over Lecture using PowerPoint

Created by the Rowan University Libraries Digital Scholarship Center, this video tutorial introduces users to producing audio, voice-overs for PowerPoint lectures. These lectures can be saved as a video that can be used for online learning within Canvas, Blackboard, and MOODLE learning management systems. The video also shares tips on recording audio within PowerPoint and provides advice on microphones. 

Closed captions available through the video's  button. The transcript appears below.

 

Transcript:

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hello and welcome to our video tutorial

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recording an audio voice over lecture

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using powerpoint

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my name is mike benson in this tutorial

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we will use a powerpoint from dr fred

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adelson's

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art criticism course to share how to

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record

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an audio voiceover

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powerpoint has the built-in capability

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to record

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audio of your course presentations you

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can use this feature to help

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increase student learning in your online

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and blended courses

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once recorded you can then export these

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presentations as

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course videos which can be integrated

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into a learning management system

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such as canvas blackboard or moodle

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to record your audio you will need a

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microphone

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most computers have a built-in

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microphone

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you can also purchase a separate

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microphone

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or like with what i'm doing with this

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tutorial

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you can simply use the earphones that

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came with your smartphone

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whichever microphone you decide to use

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be sure to read the directions

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and test the microphone before you

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record your presentation

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one last point with using an entry level

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microphone

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always place the microphone slightly to

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one side of your mouth

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this will help reduce popping in the

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audio when you pronounce words

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that contain the letters p and b

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to record audio we can go to the insert

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menu

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down to audio then record audio

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the record sound window will open when

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you're ready to start your lecture

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select the record button

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the big question here is but is it art

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again we're looking at now on the left

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bottle rack

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on the right bicycle wheel two

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seminal early pieces

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store bought by marcel duchamp

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from the nineteen teens these two works

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again

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question creativity they

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question originality

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and they question the whole nature of

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art making

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once you make your recording a speaker

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icon

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with an audio player will appear on your

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slide

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i recommend resizing and moving this

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icon to the side

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so it doesn't interfere with your slide

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you can also reposition the items on

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your slide

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to play the audio move the cursor over

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the speaker

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and then select the play button

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as you record your audio don't forget to

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save

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after each slide you don't want to

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record your entire presentation

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and then have some type of issue that

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causes you to lose all your work

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in our next video tutorial we will

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explore how to export your audio

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lectures

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as a video file which can then be used

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in your online courses

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thanks for watching