Program Overview

Program Overview

The program aims to equip university teaching staff with the skills to produce educational videos, from shooting to editing. The lecture videos will cover the following topics:

• The merits and demerits of producing videos
• Examples of using videos in educational settings
• Planning videos
• Preparing for shooting
• Shooting
• Using a shot list for shooting
• Importing data into a PC
• Editing using Adobe Rush
• Distributing videos on YouTube

Program Details

• Duration: 1.5 hours
• Format: On-demand online program
• Target Audience: All teaching staff at Osaka University
• Capacity: No limit
• Instructor: Chie Gondo, Student Life Cycle Support Center, Osaka University

Instructor Profile

Chie Gondo is a specially appointed assistant teacher at the Student Life Cycle Support Center, Osaka University. She has a master's degree in policy science and has experience in researching the cultural and economic impact of Japanese films overseas. She has also been involved in educating and training content creators domestically and internationally.

Program Enrollment

Prior registration is not required. First-time participants can enroll through the following steps:

• Log in to the CLE platform
• Click on "Community" in the left menu
• Click on "Community Catalog" in the top right
• Search for "video teaching materials" in the catalog search bar
• Register for the "Education Video Production Series" course
• Access the course content through the community menu

Program Category

The program falls under the category of "Education Capability Development Program" for new teachers.

Additional Information

• The program is part of the university's efforts to support teaching staff in creating high-quality educational content.
• Participants are expected to have a smartphone, camera, and editing computer ready for the program.
• The program is designed to be self-paced and can be completed at the participant's convenience.