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    Practical 4: Creating A Teaching Video Wong Weng Kin Biomedicine

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    This document provides instructions for creating a teaching video using Windows Movie Maker and Balabolka software. It outlines 9 steps for assembling the video, including arranging files, importing images and video components, adding captions and narration, and exporting the final video. The video aims to demonstrate the 7 steps of handwashing. Students are guided to create still title images, record audio narration using Balabolka to explain each step, and compile the various elements into a timeline in Movie Maker with appropriate transitions, subtitles, and credits.

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    Practical 4: Creating A Teaching Video Wong Weng Kin Biomedicine

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    This document provides instructions for creating a teaching video using Windows Movie Maker and Balabolka software. It outlines 9 steps for assembling the video, including arranging files, importing images and video components, adding captions and narration, and exporting the final video. The video aims to demonstrate the 7 steps of handwashing. Students are guided to create still title images, record audio narration using Balabolka to explain each step, and compile the various elements into a timeline in Movie Maker with appropriate transitions, subtitles, and credits.

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    Practical 4: Creating A Teaching Video Wong Weng Kin Biomedicine

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    This document provides instructions for creating a teaching video using Windows Movie Maker and Balabolka software. It outlines 9 steps for assembling the video, including arranging files, importing images and video components, adding captions and narration, and exporting the final video. The video aims to demonstrate the 7 steps of handwashing. Students are guided to create still title images, record audio narration using Balabolka to explain each step, and compile the various elements into a timeline in Movie Maker with appropriate transitions, subtitles, and credits.

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    1

    GTU 103- Basic Health Informatics

    Practical 4:
    Creating a Teaching Video

    Wong Weng Kin


    Biomedicine
    Exercise Content:
    Seven Steps of Handwashing
    3 Reasons
    • Videos Are Impactful
    • People Access Videos Anywhere
    • You Don’t Need A Fortune To Produce Videos

    2
    What is a Video ANIMATION

    VISUAL

    VIDEO
    LIVE SHOOT

    AUDIO

    3
    Hardware and Software
    Text / Picture /
    Input data Visual content
    Audio

    Compilation Skills
    Process Editing Hardware
    Desktop mode
    Rendering Software

    Output data Video


    4
    Hardware and Software
    Text / Picture /
    Input data Visual content
    Audio

    Compilation Skills
    Process Editing Hardware - Basic
    Cloud mode
    Rendering Browser

    Output data Video


    5
    Video Formats, Codecs and Containers

    Introduction
    (Explained)
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvoW-bwI
    eyY

    • Video Codec Compression Decompression

    Container
    Visual Visual Monitor
    V V V
    V…
    1 2 n
    Audio A A A Audio Speaker
    A…
    1 2 n

    • Container is a kind of standard that packages the multimedia


    content (video, audio, subtitle, chapter information and etc.)
    generated by encoder. 
    • MKV, AVI, MP4, etc.

    • Common Video Codecs


    • AVI, WMV, Xvid (H.263), x264 (H.264), x265 (H.265)

    6
    Data Structure of a Video File
    Audio video Interleave
    (AVI)

    Benefits of AVI File


    • This file format is the most widely used video format for promos, advertisement, and
    short movies etc.
    • It does not require any particular hardware device of the software application for the
    file to run.
    • This file format has exceptionally high-quality audio fidelity.
    • It supports 256 colors and RLE compression
    • Quick Loading and playing, the reasons only a few frames of video and a portion of
    7
    audio are accessed at a time.
    8
    Practical Session
    Creating a Teaching Video using Window Movie
    Maker and Balabolka

    9
    Software installation:

    • Get the programs:

    •Go to Window Store: Search for Clipchamp  Install / Get

    10
    Practical 4 - Windows Movie Maker and
    Balabloka (HILC)

    • After completion of this practical, students should be


    able to:
    • utilize tools in video editing software to create a video file
    • create still images with text and pictures using a
    PowerPoint storyboard
    • generate narration using the software according to the
    storyboard
    • compile still images and narration in the software timeline
    • apply editing tools such as text effects, video transition
    effects, and audio effects to the video timeline

    11
    STEP 1 - File Arrangement
    Create

    Create Visual

    Create
    GTU103 WMM
    Desktop

    Audio

    12
    Visual Audio

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    Instructions
    3. Split the video at the following timepoints and
    add a caption for each session
    Timepoint Caption
    (m : s :
    ms)
    00:00:00 STEP 1
    00:21:00 STEP 2
    00:30:00 STEP 3
    00:54:00 STEP 4
    01:06:70 STEP 5
    01:27:30 STEP 6
    01:56:00 STEP 7
    02:29:00 STEP 8
    02:49:00 STEP 9 15
    Instructions
    4. Import and drag a still images into timeline
    • Create still images with
    • Title of the video
    • Your name and matric no

    16
    HANDWASHING STEPS

    PRESENTED BY

    17
    HANDWASHING STEPS

    Tukar Nama WONG WENG KIN


    Matric No: 81518

    18
    THE END
    Thanks for watching

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    Instructions
    5. Import images (Intro1, Intro2, The End) to the
    BEFORE and AFTER the video component
    6. Add a suitable transition effect to the images and
    spliced video component
    • Refer to the example in the next page

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    Instructions
    7. Create the following narrations using Balabolka and save
    all audio files in a folder
    Labellin Narration
    g
    Intro Good day everyone I'm John and I would like to present to you a video on Handwashing
    Steps.

    STEP 1 Wash the hand thoroughly before applying the washing agent
    STEP 2 Now, rub palm to palm.
    STEP 3 Now, right palm over the palm of the left hand, and left palm over the palm of the
    right hand.
    STEP 4 Then, palm to palm with the finger interlaced.
    STEP 5 Backs the fingers to opposing palm with fingers interlocked.
    STEP 6 Then, wash each thumb by clasping it rotating in the palm of the opposite hand.
    STEP 7 Now, rotational rubbing, backwards and forwards with clasped fingers of right
    hand in left palm and vice versa.
    STEP 8 Now, rinse your hands under running water.
    STEP 9 Then, dry your hands thoroughly with a sterile paper towel.
    End Thanks for watching

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    Instructions
    8. Review the video
    • Align the audio to the respective position
    • Adjust the time length of the still images. (you can’t
    adjust the video component)
    • Add subtitle for each handwashing step
    • Add credit after the last slide.

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    Instructions
    9. Export the video in an appropriate format
    • For this session, please use email size

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    Submit the video file via e-
    learning
    • Upload the video directly to E-learn link

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