Creando vídeos docentes para YouTube con herramientas (casi) gratuitas (por Fernando Coloma)
A la hora de crear un vídeo de un tutorial, me cuenta Fernando Coloma que resulta muy útil conocer que con CamStudio (para grabar el vídeo del escritorio) y VidLogo para colocar un pequeño logotipo en, por ejemplo, la esquina inferior derecha del video es más que suficiente. Luego lo subimos a YouTube y lo editamos para colocar alguna anotación sobre el mismo que permita al alumno comprender mejor el vídeo. A continuación mostramos un ejemplo de vídeo realizado con los programas citados y (las anotaciones sobre el vídeo se han hecho también en YouTube): Además, para ilustrar un poco más el tema, la siguiente imagen muestra la pantalla principal del programa CamStudio. Y por último, os dejo aquí la imagen de la pantalla principal del programa VidLogo, el cual también resulta muy fácil de usar: PD: Sí estimado Profesor X, VidLogo no es gratuito... pero es tan sencillo de usar que me parecía un delito no mencionarlo.
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