Choose the profile that fits what you want. Once you’ve clicked ‘Done’ it will log you into the streaming server and ask for a title and description of your video.ĩ.
Once you’ve clicked connect, it will ask you for your username and password.Ĩ. If you’re from outside of the Uni of Brighton, it’s quite possible your institution has something like this. Fuse will ask you for the address of the streaming server that Brighton uses. Brightonians: Once you’ve clicked the tick-mark DONE choice you should see this, click on the R, for Relay.ĥ. Okay, you’ve reached the step where you can skip ahead to step number 11 if you’re not a member of the Uni of Brighton. Or, pause if you want to gather your thoughts. When you’ve finished click on the tick-mark. It starts recording right away, so be ready to start talking!ģ. Click on the Video camera in the middle, when you’re ready to make your course/module introduction. It defaults to the external camera, so you’ll have to rotate the camera so that it’s “looking at you, kid.”Ģ. Open Fuse, and click on the video camera icon. We’re going to make that video, using the Fuse App.ġ. A great way to start off the new term, would be to have a short introductory video greeting your future students to your module/course. The first thing they see, is often a ‘fairly empty’ module/course waiting for them in their VLE/LMS. Many times, your future students are excited to get started on the next course. As we draw to the end of this term (or, getting close, anyway) we will be gearing up for the new term soon. Follow along, and skip ahead, as it makes sense to your own situation.įirst, we have to make a video. Whether or not your institution has a Relay-server or not, this activity is spread into three pieces.
Welcome to Day Six of 12brightapps – our app is Techsmith Fuse… What is it?įuse is an app that is used to interface with other Techsmith products such as Relay and Camtasia.
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