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Okay let's not talk about what you will learn from this course.
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This is kind of like a mini course it will be very short course because we are going to get to this
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stuff directly.
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So let's talk about the stuff that you will learn from this course and this is stuff that you will not
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learn from this course because it's very important to distinct those two.
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So everything we will do in this course only applies to the recording of the lectures meaning that you
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are doing pre recorded lectures.
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We are not going to talk about the live lectures who are not going live.
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We're not going to do this everything live on any platform it doesn't matter.
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We're talking only about pre-recorded lectures that you can upload to whatever platform or whatever.
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A service that you want.
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And the second thing that is not we're not going to talk about the services which will be to distribute
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your courses we're not going to talk about the university platforms that that universities are using
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in order to distribute your courses.
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We're not going to talk about us.
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We'll of course marketplaces like Udemy and schools here.
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This is not for those places.
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We're just going to pre record the lectures and then depending who you are then you can distribute it
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however you want.
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On how low will you see fit in this lecture.
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We are learning how to record your lectures.
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We're talking about the tools that you need to record your lecture.
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So here you will learn three distinct things plus some additional stuff in order for you to make a lectures.
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So we're going to learn how to create an audio lecture me that you're gonna sit down and record your
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audio as a lecture.
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We're going to learn how to record a video lecture including the camera recording like you are seeing
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right now and including the screen recording so we can record a screen.
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It will be all tied into one lecture because we are going to do this through just one thing.
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One software is very very simple and powerful software at the same time.
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The third thing that we're all going to learn is how to which slide software to use because slides are
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very important a thing to go with the lectures and it still despite like a decade of learning with the
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slides slides are very very powerful things to learn from.
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And I'm going to provide you with the best option how and how to use the slides and how you can teach
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with the slides and how how to make your slides technically correct.
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We're not going to go through the how to make them look at the best because it's all about you how you
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can phrase the taxes it et cetera cetera because all about you if you know what to teach you probably
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know how to teach all you have done some teaching.
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So we're just gonna give you I'm just gonna give you the tools to transform your teaching or flying
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to an online.
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That's what I'm doing.
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Plus additional WE ARE GONNA USE going to learn how to use Google Drive and we're going to learn a bit
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of how to use YouTube for your lectures which is a very very very very important and powerful powerful
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things.
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No again we're going to learn how to create your lectures pre-recorded lectures.
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We're not doing any live lectures and I'm not going to teach you how you can upload those lectures to
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whatever you want it.
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I don't I cannot.
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No way you can upload it.
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Every single university every single school can have a different systems.
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So you will need to ask your school or your university I.T. officials on how to do that.
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Or maybe ask them to upload these courses for you.
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So without further ado let's just get to the lectures and let's just get it started.
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