开云体育

Interview recording - Keeping myself visible?

Catherine Borgman-Arboleda All Messages By This Member #667 开云体育 Hello! I am in the process of doing short interviews via zoom with grantees for a Foundation board meeting final evaluation (A positive, I don’t think they would have been so open to these interviews pre-Covid). Anyway, I did the first today, I can turn off my video and just have the interviewees appear for the recording, but then they can’t see me, read my facial expressions and encouragement, all of which really helps during interviews. Is there anyway of keeping myself visible, but not recorded??? Thanks!! Catherine Borgman-Arboleda Learning & Evaluation Consultant Action Evaluation Collaborative cborgman.arboleda@... Mobile MX: +52 1?(999) 268-9045 SKYPE:catherineerin *BLOG:*
Sarah Nehrling All Messages By This Member #668 What if you "pin" their video (right click option for PC users), and then opt to hide your video from yourself/your gallery (right-click option for PC users)? I??think this would work, but not 100% sure about whether it would record in that format or not. Happy to test it with you! Cheers, Sarah Facilitator, Trainer, Coach, Learner? \|? Virtual & In-Person Support?? \| ?? Ed.M.,?Learning?&?Teaching?Program \|?Harvard Graduate School of Education Learning Travel Blogger ? \| ?? @sfnehrling toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Wed, Apr 29, 2020 at 10:07 AM Catherine Borgman-Arboleda <cborgman.arboleda@...> wrote: Hello! I am in the process of doing short interviews via zoom with grantees for a Foundation board meeting final evaluation (A positive, I don’t think they would have been so open to these interviews pre-Covid). Anyway, I did the first today, I can turn off my video and just have the interviewees appear for the recording, but then they can’t see me, read my facial expressions and encouragement, all of which really helps during interviews. Is there anyway of keeping myself visible, but not recorded??? Thanks!! Catherine Borgman-Arboleda Learning & Evaluation Consultant Action Evaluation Collaborative cborgman.arboleda@... Mobile MX: +52 1?(999) 268-9045 SKYPE:catherineerin *BLOG:*
Rebecca Bittner All Messages By This Member #669 In the Recording Settings, you should be able to select which components you'd like to record or not. Do some tests to see how it will show up in production. I do this so that It doesn't record my face in training sessions but participants can see me live.? toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Wed, Apr 29, 2020 at 10:06 AM Sarah Nehrling <sarah@...> wrote: What if you "pin" their video (right click option for PC users), and then opt to hide your video from yourself/your gallery (right-click option for PC users)? I??think this would work, but not 100% sure about whether it would record in that format or not. Happy to test it with you! Cheers, Sarah Facilitator, Trainer, Coach, Learner? \|? Virtual & In-Person Support?? \| ?? Ed.M.,?Learning?&?Teaching?Program \|?Harvard Graduate School of Education Learning Travel Blogger ? \| ?? @sfnehrling On Wed, Apr 29, 2020 at 10:07 AM Catherine Borgman-Arboleda <cborgman.arboleda@...> wrote: Hello! I am in the process of doing short interviews via zoom with grantees for a Foundation board meeting final evaluation (A positive, I don’t think they would have been so open to these interviews pre-Covid). Anyway, I did the first today, I can turn off my video and just have the interviewees appear for the recording, but then they can’t see me, read my facial expressions and encouragement, all of which really helps during interviews. Is there anyway of keeping myself visible, but not recorded??? Thanks!! Catherine Borgman-Arboleda Learning & Evaluation Consultant Action Evaluation Collaborative cborgman.arboleda@... Mobile MX: +52 1?(999) 268-9045 SKYPE:catherineerin *BLOG:* -- Rebecca Bittner Sr. Implementation Partner Virtual Support for Continued Learning during COVID-19 interruptions a strategy meeting ?Office Hours (M-F 9:00AM-5:00PM PDT) ?Core5 error screens the registration link for family Lexia webinars? the At-Home Lexia Resource Hub to easily share resources with families for national Lexia educator and family webinars? ?our Guides for Continued Learning Keep in Touch Website:? Facebook:? Twitter:? LinkedIn:?
Catherine Borgman-Arboleda All Messages By This Member #670 开云体育 Thanks Sarah and Rebecca! Yes, strangely it’s only recording the person speaking, which works well and allows me to keep my video on, however I was hoping to have my interviewees recorded to together as they are having a conversation (gallery view) but still need to figure that out... toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Apr 29, 2020, at 12:06 PM, Sarah Nehrling <sarah@...> wrote: What if you "pin" their video (right click option for PC users), and then opt to hide your video from yourself/your gallery (right-click option for PC users)? I??think this would work, but not 100% sure about whether it would record in that format or not. Happy to test it with you! Cheers, Sarah Facilitator, Trainer, Coach, Learner? \|? Virtual & In-Person Support?? \| ?? Ed.M.,?Learning?&?Teaching?Program \|?Harvard Graduate School of Education Learning Travel Blogger ? \| ?? @sfnehrling On Wed, Apr 29, 2020 at 10:07 AM Catherine Borgman-Arboleda <cborgman.arboleda@...> wrote: Hello! I am in the process of doing short interviews via zoom with grantees for a Foundation board meeting final evaluation (A positive, I don’t think they would have been so open to these interviews pre-Covid). Anyway, I did the first today, I can turn off my video and just have the interviewees appear for the recording, but then they can’t see me, read my facial expressions and encouragement, all of which really helps during interviews. Is there anyway of keeping myself visible, but not recorded??? Thanks!! Catherine Borgman-Arboleda Learning & Evaluation Consultant Action Evaluation Collaborative cborgman.arboleda@... Mobile MX: +52 1?(999) 268-9045 SKYPE:catherineerin *BLOG:*
[email protected] All Messages By This Member #681 Speaker view is pretty good at just recording one person at a time.? Muting yourself will make sure that an "Ahem" or "yea" doesn't shift focus to the interviewer.?? Also "hide self view" helps if you occasionally switch away from speaker view. You have more control if you're recording to your computer (not the cloud). John
Lauren-Glenn Davitian All Messages By This Member #688 You can pin them. toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Wed, Apr 29, 2020 at 11:07 AM Catherine Borgman-Arboleda <cborgman.arboleda@...> wrote: Hello! I am in the process of doing short interviews via zoom with grantees for a Foundation board meeting final evaluation (A positive, I don’t think they would have been so open to these interviews pre-Covid). Anyway, I did the first today, I can turn off my video and just have the interviewees appear for the recording, but then they can’t see me, read my facial expressions and encouragement, all of which really helps during interviews. Is there anyway of keeping myself visible, but not recorded??? Thanks!! Catherine Borgman-Arboleda Learning & Evaluation Consultant Action Evaluation Collaborative cborgman.arboleda@... Mobile MX: +52 1?(999) 268-9045 SKYPE:catherineerin *BLOG:* -- Lauren-Glenn Davitian \|?Executive Director? \|?davitian@...? \| 802.862.1645 x12? CCTV Center for Media & Democracy \| Channel 17 is Moving Up to Comcast 1087! Keep Watching Town Meeting TV on Comcast 1087 \| BT 17/ 317 \| \|

Previous Topic Next Topic