Planning your videos
This section takes you through the different types of videos we can create and gives you lots of examples, to help you decide which type of video best suits your content.
6. Audio podcasts
Incorporating audio podcasts or interviews as supplementary materials can provide a dynamic and engaging way to explore topics, hear expert opinions and gain insights.
When the content doesn't need to be represented visually, audio on its own can offer some clear benefits. Audio-only content is lighter in data than video content, enabling students to download and store the files on a mobile device, such as a tablet or smart phone. Students can then listen on the go or multitask while they listen.
Not all lectures need visual aids, so have a think about whether what you want to say to students needs to be filmed, or can it be done as audio only files.
Capturing the audio can be as simple as finding a quiet room and using a microphone and a recording device. We can also engineer recording in the studio using professional equipment. Transcripts will be provided to ensure accessibility for all students.