How to synchronize audio and video

Getting an audio track to sync with a separately-recorded video track isn't that hard to do. Our latest YouTube video explains the basics...     

Video Samurai - make pro videos on an amateur budget

The Video Samurai is the name of my latest YouTube playlist. This is a series of videos that will help you to make your own YouTube (or eLearning) videos without spending a fortune on hardware and software. The first two videos have just gone online. More to follow. To keep up to date with all my latest videos, be sure to Subscribe to the BitwiseCourses YouTube channel.

How to teach an online course (review)

There is a nice review of my "How to teach an online course" course on John Colley's latest podcast (the one dated 30/10/13) - about 5 minutes from the end: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-online-learning-podcast/id731469236 This is the course in which I explain how to go about setting up a home studio to record videos on a budget. I give some guidance on cameras, lighting, backdrops, microphones and presenting. Listen to the podcast then join the course. They are both free!

You Can Teach Online - new course

Learn how to create pro-quality video courses on an amateur budget

In You Can Teach Online you will learn how to...

• Choose a budget camera for pro-quality videos
• Set up a home studio
• Choose a microphone
• Use lighting
• Select software for editing and screencasting
• Present to camera with or without a script

This is just one of hundreds of great courses on graphics, programming, multimedia and web-development which you can access with a single low-cost subscription at Skillfeed.com

Preview Course or sign up at: https://www.skillfeed.com/courses/795-you-can-teach-online

Tips & Tricks for Creating a Home Recording Studio

"Udemy instructor, Huw Collingbourne, has cracked the code on professional lighting, sound, and video- for next to nothing. Huw has sold nearly $90,000 worth of courses of Udemy and taught over 4,000 students since starting on the platform in 2011." --- hmmm, that's me they are talking about. I guess I must be doing something right then!

Udemy has just posted an article about my little home studio - see here: https://www.udemy.com/blog/tips-tricks-for-creating-a-home-recording-studio/ I've also recorded a short video tour of my studio (actually a tiny, cramped space in my house) in which I explain how you can create videos that look professional even when you haven't got professional-quality equipment. You can find out more by joining Udemy's free course for instructors: https://www.udemy.com/official-udemy-instructor-course/