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Quick Technology Tips for Teaching Video Lectures

April 28, 2021Manitoba Flexible Learning HUBCommunication, Course design, Digital Media, Videoaudio, basics, lecture, online, teaching, video

You don’t need to be an audio/video professional to record quality lectures! Digital Media Specialist Alison Fung presents an infographic outlining quick technology tips when filming online video lectures.

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