Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
This is a video explaining how my students should record and post the video reading responses. I made the video public because it may not have occurred to others that Zoom is a convenient way to record yourself speaking. Taking advantage of the fact that we already know how it works regardless of which operating system we're using, that it has some handy effects/filters like blurring the background, as well as the ability to screenshare while speaking, all make it an easy solution to recording a video message, tutorial, presentation, or whatever.
Jump to 1:24 if you want to skip the stuff that's specific to my classes.
This is a video explaining how my students should record and post the video reading responses. I made the video public because it may not have occurred to others that Zoom is a convenient way to record yourself speaking. Taking advantage of the fact that we already know how it works regardless of which operating system we're using, that it has some handy effects/filters like blurring the background, as well as the ability to screenshare while speaking, all make it an easy solution to recording a video message, tutorial, presentation, or whatever.
Jump to 1:24 if you want to skip the stuff that's specific to my classes.
