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Option 1: Google Hangouts Meet Recording
- You want to record yourself and have students watch a video of you talking
- You want to record yourself reading a book
- You want to record yourself giving students instructions on how to accomplish a task or assignment
- You want to record yourself speaking and be able to show your students a presentation, flipchart, website, etc.
Pros: Quick and easy method for recording and sharing the link.
Cons: If you are presenting your screen and showing flip charts, presentations, websites, and documents it works fine. If you want to incorporate showing a video within this recording, the video you are showing within the screen recording will be "choppy".
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Option 2: Quicktime Screen Recording
- You want to record an instructional lesson that incorporates showing the students a particular video or videos, for example, you are explaining various concepts to students, then you want to show a video, and you want to continue your lesson and do it all in one video.
- You want a higher quality recording and are more concerned with your voice than students actually seeing you.
- The content you are sharing with students or staff is smaller and has more detailed text
- The content you are sharing requires more attention to detailed text or writing and you need a higher quality recording.
- You want to do a screen recording from your iPad
Pros: Higher quality video. Ability to show videos within the recording. Can do it from an iPad.
Cons: Your "face" will not be in the video. There are extra steps with uploading and sharing the link to this video
https://support.uscsd.k12.pa.us/kb/article/272-quicktime-screen-recording-uploading/
