Personal Refection on Mid Sem Work

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 Reflecting on the video task given, I simply write to give an in-depth detail on how my group tackled it. To put on record, the content of the video was on stress on Mono and Disyllabic words. The rational of this reflection would be based on the technical knowledge that saw the video into light and how the skills acquired would be use in future project.

Technology used in the video.

Video scribe and Adobe Premier Pro 2020 were the tools that we used in making our video. My group resorted to these tools purposely for making standard educational videos. Video Scribe is a software for creating whiteboard animations, as well as many other animations styles, automatically. Adobe Premier Pro is a software for editing videos and sound productions. As indicated earlier, the video scribe was used to project the animation edited of the video. The Adobe Premier Pro 2020 was used in creation of the “intro”, “outro” and the background sound effect of the video. The original sound was recorded using an android smartphone which gave an “acc.wav” format. Y2mate converter was then employed to change the format to mp3. Finally, the entire video was imported into the Adobe Premier Pro. After various transitions are applied, Encoder media was used to export the final video. 

Skills acquired and how it would help in future project.

There is no disputing fact that project given under the supervision of Dr. Andani, has brought great benefits to us. Through the project, I have acquired some technical or technological skills such as:

● Creation of video presentations
● Video editing
● How to incorporate technology in teaching of English Language.

These skills acquired would help my teaching very easy and simpler. I, therefore, look forward for more in this course. Thank you.

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