Learn how to craft teaching sessions or class projects that keep eyeballs on the screen with compelling video presentations.
As the world shifts toward the virtual classroom, teaching and education tools are moving into digital spaces, as well. With video presentations, students and educators alike have a powerful resource to make learning exciting and fun.
For educators, a video presentation can help to introduce topics visually and hold the attention of a class longer. For students, video presentation projects draw on creative and analytical skills that they’ll use throughout their lives.
Go beyond simple PowerPoint slides and explore how Adobe Premiere Pro can help any video presentation maker create their own videos and live presentations that compel audiences with video, animation effects and more.
In a virtual learning environment, students are exposed to limitless knowledge with the drop of a link. Videos offer digestible amounts of information that students can rewatch later to help retain new knowledge.
For teachers, video presentations add variety to teaching materials, which can help to keep eyes on the lecture screen instead of the phone screen. Making video presentations can help both students and teachers express themselves, share ideas and make meaningful learning progress.
Expand the possibilities of virtual learning for students.
Some subject matters lend themselves better to a video presentation than other teaching formats. For example:
Make teaching more accessible and engaging.
Keeping students interested can be a challenge, especially in a virtual classroom setting. Try using videos to change up your course content — and give you a break from lecturing. But, entertaining as videos may be, there are lots of other good reasons to use them in the classroom:
Types of video presentations.
There’s no limit to what you can create with your video presentation, from a video of you dancing the cha-cha to an animated infographic or even funny GIFs for a dose of comic relief. Here are a few types of videos you can make yourself — or find online — to use in the classroom:
Whether you're a student with a video project assignment or a teacher looking to change up your lesson plan, a solid outline will help you or your students create a cohesive video presentation. Start by writing an outline that includes the following:
1. Introduction of your topic:
Hook your audience with an exciting story, fact or anecdote about your topic.
2. Agenda or overview:
Provide a slide of the talking points you will be sharing with your audience so they can see the full breadth of the presentation.
3. Explain your topic or subject:
Tell the audience about the most important aspects of your topic as you work your way through the sections you presented in your overview.
4. Examples and discussion points:
Get practical on your topic and dive into detail to get the conversation going.
5. Conclusion:
Wrap up your presentation with any last remarks or touch back on the theme of your presentation.
You don’t need a vast knowledge of video editing software to craft a quality video presentation. Adobe Premiere Pro features many video and presentation tools that you can use to customise and finalise your video. Choose from several themed video and presentation templates, slide transitions and features that let you add subtitles, music and much more.
Polish off your video by adding some creative components.
Take your video presentation to the next level with these creative tips:
Editing ideas:
Add the final touches:
Read more about Premiere Pro tutorials so you can hone your video editing skills and start putting together an engaging video presentation for your next lesson plan or class assignment.
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