Video recordings
Video recordings made from home offices enable learning content to be recorded and made available to students via LUH's own distribution platform, flowcasts. Contributions can be uploaded and managed here. The videos can then be integrated directly into Stud.IP and ILIAS courses for students.
It is recommended to create short videos with concentrated content that are no longer than approximately 15 minutes. The brevity facilitates both production and reception by students.
Recording screen content: tools and tutorials
Video editing: tools and tutorials
Additional tools
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Additional tools for creating and editing video recordings
In addition to the tools mentioned above, there are many other software programmes, some of which are subject to a fee, that enable you to record your camera, microphone and screen content. Below you will find a selection of different tools. We are working on continuously expanding this selection.
Please note that these are suggestions for which we cannot offer any support.
Camtasia: Paid software for screen recording and post-processing (WIN/macOS)
Canva: Online platform for creating designs in any format. Includes an online editor for producing and editing videos. A subscription is required to unlock premium content.
DaVinci Resolve: Free editor for video cutting and editing
Kdenlive: Free software for video editing and processing (WIN/Linux)OpenShot: Free software for video editing and processing (WIN/Linux/macOS)
ScreenPal: Paid software for screen recording and post-processing. Trial version allows recordings of up to 15 minutes (Windows/macOS).
xBox App: Free software for screen recordings (WIN)
Publishing videos with flowcasts
The finished videos can be uploaded to the LUH platform ‘Flowcasts’. Here, teachers also have the option of organising their videos and then making them available in their Stud.IP course using the ‘Recordings’ plugin. Videos can also be integrated into ILIAS courses.
