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Teachers' toolkit for creating and re-purposing OER using FOSS/Audio and Video OER (view source)
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You should create audio and video resources for your topic. You could interview key resource persons on the topic, or even have a panel discussion amongst experts. You could interview practitioners and laypersons as well. Edit the audio to make it crisp, clear and coherent. Save the audio files in your personal digital library, you could save in a sub folder called 'Audio documents'.
You can record videos using your phone, or through RecordMyDesktop. The interviews mentioned above can be video recordings as well. You can bring together a series of images and add your own audio narrative to make a video, using either RecordMyDesktop or OpenShot editor. Edit the videos to make it crisp, clear and coherent. Add background music, transition slides as required. Save the video files in your personal digital library, you could save in a sub folder called 'Video documents'.
=== Different resource formats can be accessed together ===
=== Different resource formats can be accessed together ===
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If you 'control-click' on this link (that is press control and simultaneously press the mouse left click), the link will play the audio file on your computer. You can follow an identical process to insert a link to a video file on your computer.
If you 'control-click' on this link (that is press control and simultaneously press the mouse left click), the link will play the audio file on your computer. You can follow an identical process to insert a link to a video file on your computer.