- Eye level: stack books under the stand; looking down at the camera reads as looking down at students.
- Light in front: never a bright window behind you.
- Sound: soft furnishings and a wired or Bluetooth mic beat a big echoey room.
- Short chunks: one idea per video. Students finish short videos.
Teach / How to record a lesson on your iPhone
Guide
How to record a lesson on your iPhone
Short answerPhone on a stand at eye level, a window or lamp in front of you, a quiet room, notes as short bullet points near the lens, and lessons cut into short videos of a few minutes each.
Questions
How long should a lesson video be?
Long enough to teach one idea well. Many course creators aim for a few minutes per video and split longer topics.
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