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Topics Covered In This Article

• Moodle My Media - How to create a narrated presentation (using CaptureSpace)
• How to create a narrated presentation
• How to embed the presentation
• Moodle My Media - How to create a narrated presentation (using CaptureSpace)

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Introduction

A narrated presentation is a recording of a presentation (e.g. a PowerPoint presentation) with voice-over at the same time. You can also record yourself speaking so the viewer sees your slides and you delivering the presentation. Narrated presentations may be useful for recording lectures, student presentations, etc. 

You can record a narrated presentation directly from your My Media page. To do this, you will need to install the My Media application called CaptureSpacecalled Kaltura Capture. Once you have made your recording, you can upload to your My Media library and embed it anywhere the Moodle text editor is available. 

Your presentation slides (i.e. PowerPoint in .PPTX or .PPT format) need to be prepared in advance. 

Note that you cannot download recordings of your narrated presentation.

The following instructions assume that you have already created a presentation and need to add the narration.

To learn how to make a narrated presentation, watch this video or read step-by-step instructions (below).

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How

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create a narrated presentation

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Open Kaltura Capture

• Log into Moodle, click on the User menu in the top right and click My Media.

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•  My Media in the top navigation bar to view your media library:
  
  

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• From the My Media window, click on Add New and then CaptureSpacethen Kaltura Capture.
  
  

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• If you’ve already installed CaptureSpaceKaltura Capture, it will launch automatically. Otherwise, please refer to to Moodle My Media - Installing CaptureSpaceKaltura Capture.

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Kaltura Capture desktop recorder

• With In the CaptureSpace Desktop Recorder window open, select Presentations & Lectures.
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3. Select your RECORDING OPTIONS & click RECORD

• Presentation recording has many options, but these instructions will suggest basic settings that will allow you to create a narrated presentation.

• Set the camera recording options to None if you want to record your presentation without webcam. If you want your recording to include your webcam, leave the default setting.

Browse for and select recorder window, decide which options to leave on - you can record the screen (or multiple screens), a webcam and an audio source. In the picture below, the screen and audio are enabled and will be recorded.
• Disable any options by clicking the icon (it will look greyed out with a line across it).

• By default, the webcam is turned on, click the camera icon to disable it or leave it on to record yourself while speaking.

• For an overview of the recording options, please go to Moodle My Media - Kaltura Capture Keyboard Shortcuts.

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3. Look over your settings & click NEW RECORDING to record

• To view the settings, click MANAGE to go into the Kaltura Library.

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• Select the Gear icon and update any settings if needed.
  
  

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4. Open the presentation file that you wish to use

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When finished with the options, click the Record button.

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• Click the New Recording button to start recording.
  
  

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• Click the Start Recording button
  
  

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• A 3-second countdown timer will indicate when recording will begin. To ensure that nothing is cut off from the beginning, it is a good idea to wait an extra second before you begin speaking.
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• Click Pause to pause the recording, click Done when you are finished making your recording, or click cancel if you would like to restart the recording.
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• Put the presentation into Slide Show mode (full screen)
  
  

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4. Record and navigate through your slides

• The slides will automatically be captured as chapters and the text, they will be indexed and searchable later on in the player.

• Click the slide to advance to the next slide or use the left and right arrow keys to move back and forth.

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5. Annotating your slides

• In the recording menu, look for the pencil icon to open the annotation tools.

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• Use the annotation tools to draw attention to or highlight the slide’s content.
• Your mouse pointer and the PowerPoint laser pointer will not appear in the recording, use the Cursor arrow in the annotation tools instead.
• When you are done with the annotations, click the Pencil icon again to return to the cursor mode. For more information, go to Kaltura's notes on the annotations tools.
  
  

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6. Click Stop Recording to finish recording

• Click the square to stop recording.
• The red circle is to temporarily pause. You may also pause or resume the recording by pressing Alt-PCTRL+SHIFT+R.

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• Click Done to move on to reviewing your videothe X to cancel and start again.
  
  

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• It will prompt you to save the recording, select "Yes, stop it".

• Exit presentation:
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  'd like to edit your CaptureSpace recording please refer to Moodle My Media - How to edit media recordings (CaptureSpace).If you do not wish to edit your recording, click Done.
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• • don't see the recording bar anymore, press ESC key to exit full screen mode and return to the desktop.
  • If you have minimized the Kaltura Capture recording bar during your recording it will be in your Tray (PC) or dock (Mac). The tray and dock are the list of icons usually arranged at the bottom of the screen. Look for the Kaltura icon.

7. Name & save your recording

• Give your recording a title in the Title field. 
• Optionally, you may add a description and tags.
• Clicking SAVE & UPLOAD will upload the recording to My Media and also save it in the CaptureSpace library.Clicking PREVIEW will take you back to the editing windowKaltura Capture library.
• Clicking SAVE will save it in the CaptureSpace library Kaltura Capture library where you can upload later to My Media.
• Important Note: DELETE will remove it from your computer. It will not go into your Recycle Bin and can't be retrieved. Make sure you have either uploaded it into My Media or you would like it to My Media later.

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Kaltura Capture keyboard shortcuts

How to view your recording in My Media

1.  Go back to My Media

• After uploading the recording to My Media, if go back to Moodle, click on My Media in the left side navigation drawer.
• If you don't see the recording in your My Media library right away, try clicking the refresh button:

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2. View the video recording

• Click the title to view the recording.

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• The chapters and slides have been automatically added. Click the 3 bars located in the top left corner of the player window to open the panel.
  
  

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• The panel also includes the Search box. You can search for specific text and it will jump to that specific area of the video.

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• To close the panel, click the 3 bars again.

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If you have recorded the webcam with your screen, the player will show you multiple interactive viewing options such as Toggle Views Picture-in-Picture, Side-by-Side, and Single View.

Look for the Toggle View options in the top right of the screen to toggle between the presentation and any webcam video.

Kaltura video on how to record a presentation

How to edit your recording

If you'd like to edit your recording please refer to Moodle My Media - How to edit media recordings (Kaltura Capture).

How to embed the recording of your presentation

To embed your narrated presentation in Moodle, please

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see Moodle My Media - How to upload and share video & audio

 Troubleshooting

For information on troubleshooting, please

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Troubleshooting Kaltura Capture.