But if the audience can see your face at the beginning and at the end of your talk, and if the audio quality of the recording is good, then it will almost feel to them as if you were there for a short while. Your physical presence will be missed at the meeting. When recording with QuickTime or Keynote, we instead suggest that you simply include a good photo or video of yourself as part of the first and last slides in your presentation. You may, of course, also use these applications when recording your presentation without your webcam (more non-webcam application options will follow). If you would like to record your webcam along with your recording, we only suggest doing so using either the TechSmith Snagit application or the Zoom Meeting Application and following the instructions provided below. The screen recorders suggested above will do an excellent job of recording your slide presentation.
For Windows or Mac - TechSmith Snagit (free 15 day trial), and send us the MP4 recording.For Windows or Mac - Zoom Meeting Application (free account) and send us the MP4 recording.Please save your file as: Resolution:1080p, Quality: high, and Compress: Best Quality and send us the MP4 recording. To edit the recording created with Keynote we recommend iMovie (included with most Apple devices). For Mac - use the screen recording feature built into Keynote (included with most Apple devices), and send us the resulting M4V file.For Mac - use the screen recording feature built into QuickTime Player, and send us the recording as a QuickTime (.mov) file.These screen recorders will do an excellent job of recording your slide presentation. Instructions for changing computer resolution in Windows 10, and in Mac. If your computer’s resolution is higher than that, please change this to a maximum of 1920 x 1080. IMPORTANT: Do not record your screen with a higher resolution than 1920 x 1080. We have found the resulting MP4 will not result in a good quality recording. Do not use the recording capability built into Powerpoint. Please record your presentation and send it to us no later than October 29, 2021. For in-person presenters, their 15-minute presentation will be followed by a 5-minute Q&A session.
Presentations should be as close to 15-minutes in length as possible. To learn about how to upload your presentations, please watch this tutorial video here. The below instructions tell you how to create your recorded presentations.
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