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    How to use your PadCaster

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    Create Professional Educational Videos with Your PadCaster!

    Perfect for: Educators, facilitators, and academic staff who want to learn how to use the PadCaster and iPad setup to produce engaging, professional-quality video content. What You’ll Learn: In this short, hands-on course, you’ll discover how to:
    • Unpack, set up, and use your PadCaster studio effectively
    • Plan your video through concept development and pre-production steps
    • Write clear, engaging scripts tailored to your teaching content
    • Shoot videos with confidence using your PadCaster and iPad
    • Edit your video using iMovie and Canva for a polished final product
    • Share your finished videos and reflect on the process to continuously improve
    Hands-On Learning: This is a mini-module designed for practice step-by-step guides for filming, editing, and sharing your videos; enrichment materials and tips for using tools like Canva; real-world tasks that help you build your own DIGI-FACE mini studio and reflection activities to evaluate your progress. Course Format: Weekly live Zoom sessions to help you connect, ask questions, and deepen your understanding.
    Approx. 7–8 hours (self-paced learning plus Zoom sessions)
    Live Zoom sessions: One introductory Zoom session + one Q&A wrap-up session Target group: Educators, facilitators, and academic staff Learning Outcomes:
    • Develop a concept and plan your video
    • Write a coherent script
    • Use your PadCaster to film effectively
    • Edit your video with iMovie and Canva
    • Share your video confidently with peers
    Requirements: Access to the PadCaster equipment, iPad, Microsoft Word, and a PDF reader; reliable internet connection for Moodle and Zoom; commitment to participate fully in activities and discussions and a willingness to practice and persevere—even when editing or folding the green screen gets tricky! Back to all courses

    Open Access License: CC-BY-SA

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      DIGI-FACE – Digital Initative for African Centres of Excellence represented by:

      University of Applied Sciences Kehl
      Kehl Institute of Applied Research (KIAF)
      Projects International Cooperation and Development

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