Instructional Design & Tecnology

Here are a few examples of light board videos created by educators around the world.  Explain Concepts or Ideas: Step-by-Step Problem Solving:  Clarify Difficult Concepts: Create Mini-Lectures: Combine the light board with other tools:

fa/2019 Location / Hours: UAB 119, Mon - Fri 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Contact Us: sontechsupport@ndm.edu  The Multimedia Studio is a dedicated space to record and edit audio, video, and multimedia to enhance teaching and learning. Use the studio to bring your ideas to life. The Multimedia Studio features easy-to-use professional quality tools for the entire NDMU community:  Educators - Create course introductions, effective educational videos, explainer videos to teach complex concepts, and even animations.  Students - Record and produce a presentation for a multimedia assignment, create vlogs or podcasts for your student organization, or create an animated response to a writing prompt.  Administrative Staff - Create explainer videos and tutorials, conduct candidate interviews, and even practice presentations.  Note: Professors must sanction class multimedia project for students to access the Studio (likewise, for faculty advisors and student organ...

Educators across multiple disciplines will find video light boards useful in: illustrating problem-solving, annotating lectures, and sketching examples in real-time. This tool can save production time when you create educational videos. It’s located in the new Multimedia Studio in UAB 119. Note: To gain access to this resource and the full studio, members of the campus community must take either the online training or attend an in-person training. The Light Board Unit Our light board was manufactured by Learning Glass™ . The Learning Glass™ technology is deceptively simple: LED lighting on low-iron glass creates a transparent white board. With a neon marker in hand, the presenter faces the audience while writing on the board. This approach improves audience engagement in online presentations; as opposed to turning ones back on the camera/audience when using a traditional whiteboard in video. With the semi-transparent frosted glass insert in place, presenters annotate directly on...