How to Video
After you make a few powerpoint slides, this video will show how to record as video.
How to written
If you prefer reading, check this website for step by step instructions.
After you make a few powerpoint slides, this video will show how to record as video.
Tips
The best simplest option is make a few powerpoint slides then record.
Record on a laptop and use the webcam.
1 Have good lighting. Place camera at eye level (so we don’t look up your nose).
2 Talk fast (it’s prefered. Also, makes video shorter)
3 Make two takes - Talk faster the second take
The video for each slide is record on that slide so if you mess up, you can just re-record that slide. You can move or re-size the video part on each slide after recording if you like.
If you don't have a webcam or you turn off the webcam, then only audio will be recorded.
The video will need to be exported into video (MPEG-4) as this website shows at the bottom.
I will post these videos into youtube or vimeo as public but not searchable.
We will post the video links into the resident OneNote.
Advanced
The rabbit hole
Click for how to record your computer screen using free software already in Windows 10.
Click for how to use your powerpoint deck of slide as a virtual background
Assignments
GI Fluoro
Ken Ford
Neuro
Ben White
Ultrasound
Amy Haberman
Elisabeth Moredock
IR & Biopsy
Jason Moss & Alan Hise
Zoom April 13 sometime
Chest / Cardiac.
Alastair Moore and David Kraft
Zoom April 7 @7:15 am
Nucs & PET
Sarah McFadden and Jessica Page
ED Day & Night
Matt Weissenborn
Breast
Sean Raj and Joshua Clayton
Zoom April 12 @12:10 pm
MSK
Dave Holland
MRI
Will Curtis and Jessica Page
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Discussion points
Ultrasound: Workflow, Protocoling body imaging, expectations, how to handle the base
Neuro: answering MRI tech safety questions, Myelograms, how to answer phone, being flexible
Mammo: Using Checklists, reviewing BIRADS, working with fellows & other residents, procedures
ED day: Good communications, answering phone, being the department switch board,
ED Night: Workflow, when to call NIR for stroke
IR & Bx: relevant H&P, EPIC tips, professionalism with nurses & techs
Chest/Cardiac: Separate basics and advanced videos. Basics videos such as CT basics, dictation style, search pattern. Advanced video: TAVR and Aortic dissection review and dictation. May use screen captures to show how to scroll
MSK: Types first time should focus on such as Knee and shoulders. Expectations for number of cases. Procedures.