Last month I presented at the iNACOL VSS conference. I posted my slides and resources here.
I experimented with using a Bluetooth microphone and PowerPoint's recording feature to generate a voiceover video of the presentation.
I apologize in advance. The audio quality is fairly poor. It's especially bad at the beginning but improves later. I think I was near the range limit of the microphone. And PowerPoint's recording/video feature is still buggy. In a couple of slides, the sound drops out entirely.
Flaws aside, I'm pleased with how the subject came together. Quality feedback loops are a key component in personalized learning solutions. In researching this topic I found a lot of relevant research that can guide the development and selection of products.
Enjoyed the presentation, despite the sound quality.
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