Exeter High School
Tuesday Tidbits: Technology
November 7, 2017
Technology Tips of the Week: Voice over Google Slides using Screencastify Chrome Add-on
I have been seeing some great ideas from the staff for technology integration in the classroom! Recently, Jennifer Delorie created a project for her Spanish students using Google Slides and creating voice overs as video files to insert on each slide.
Currently, Google Slides does not have a voice over option, so there have been a variety of ways to go around this omission. I have seen screencasting (recording the computer screen with voice over) for the whole presentation as one method. I have not seen the way Jennifer delivered it to her Spanish classes before.
Here is tutorial I created for how to do this!
I created this tutorial as a way to remember what we needed to adjust to make the Google Slides able to be seen and heard by any viewer. I also wanted to share to the staff this creative way to make a Google Slide presentation.
Below is the short version.
- Create your Google Slide presentation.
- For each slide, record your voice on the slide using Screencastify.
- When finished all the recordings, go to Google Drive and find the Screencastify folder. Change the permissions for the whole folder from private to “anyone with the link- can view”
- Go back into Google Slides to insert the video clip. Insert- Video- Drive- Screencastify folder- find the file.
- Shrink the video file box to a small icon size.
- Be sure the Google Slideshow permissions are also set correctly.
Please add to the below list of technology tools (chrome extensions, websites, apps) that you are using with the freshman chromebooks. I hope to make a great resource for staff!
HAVE A GREAT THANKSGIVING!
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