U P L O A D I NG CLIPS CHECKLIST Check video file size and format. Check your network speed if uploading off campus at www.speedtest.net. Speed less than 1.5 Mbps is too slow and can take an hour or more or possibly time out. Check your handbook for required file names. Use a supported browser: o PC: Internet Explorer 8.0 or higher OR Firefox 4.0 or later. o Mac: Safari 5 or later. UPLOADING http://www.dropbox.kent.edu Double check that you have the correct format, file name, and video content prior to uploading. Files cannot be renamed, moved, or N EED H ELP ? KENT STATE UNIVERSITY EDTPA TECH SUPPORT COLLEGE OF EHHS S P R I N G 2016 Spring 2016 Amanda O’Mara ayoung7@kent.edu Office Phone: 330-672-0543 edTPA Tech Window Hours: Mon: 3pm to 9pm Tues: 4pm to 8pm Wed: 4pm to 8pm Thurs: 4pm to 8pm Fri: 4pm to 6pm INSTRUCTIONALRESOURCE CENTER edTPA video kits may be checked out and returned to the IRC during regular operating hours. IRC Hours Mon through Thurs: 8am to 8pm Fri: 8am to 5pm deleted after they are uploaded. Upload files to your student folder in the course’s Drop Box. Newest files show up first. IRC Phone: 330-672-2353 Online Resources: https://www.kent.edu/ehhs/video-recording Once the video has been uploaded, only the instructor/scorer will have access to it. Both the IRC and the edTPA tech window are closed during university breaks and holidays E D TPA CAMERA KITS AND VIDEO EDITING/ U P L O A D I NG ED TPA K ITS WHAT’S INTHE KIT? Camera: Kodak or GoPro Power Adaptor (Kodak only) USB Cord SD Card (micro SD in GoPro) Remote (Kodak only) Tripod Manual Case KIT CHECKOUT Kits are available at the Instructional Resource Center and the edTPA tech window (see reverse for location/hours). New to the IRC? Have your Banner ID ready to register. Check out of kits is for two weeks. Kits are NON-RENEWABLE. USING YOUR OWN CAMERA If your equipment can film video in the required specs (see next column), you may use your own camera but tech support will only be available for the cameras in the edTPA kits. VIDEO RECORDING VIDEO REQUIREMENTS Accepted Formats: flv, asf, qt, mov, mpg, mpeg, avi, wmv, mp4, m4v Video Resolution: 320 x 240 or 640 x 480 are best (larger will require compression) SD is preferred over HD. File Size: 200mb to 300mb is best, 500mb maximum Video Clips: 1 or 2 clips are required depending on your program. Clips should be no longer than 10 minutes. If doing two clips, they should be no longer than 15 minutes total. RECORDING TIPS Make sure you have permission to film from parents/guardians Record a test clip to ensure you can be seen and heard. Sound quality is more important than video quality. Consider background noise: heaters, fans, computers, etc. Consider your light source to be well lit, but avoid aiming camera at light sources. If text on board is needed for the scorer, make sure it is visible or included in a separate document. EDITING CLIPS IMPORTING Create a file in an external memory source to store clips (flash or hard drive) Create a back up copy of the clips in a secure location. Do not store videos on unsecured computers/locations. Videos CANNOT be posted online or shared publicly. Be sure to delete everything off of the SD card when finished importing. Kodak and GoPro both record in mp4 format. EDITING The video cannot be longer than 10 minutes in length. The clip needs to be continuous with no breaks or cuts in it. Tech support for Windows Movie Maker and iMovie are available in the edTPA tech window and on the Video Editing page on the EHHS site. Do not delete or save over the original raw video in case you need to re-edit it. Make sure to save the clip as an accepted format.