Budget friendly classroom video
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This document provides 3 budget solutions for recording in-person classes under $100. The fan favorite is a mic stand tablet holder for $20, microphone stand for $25, and an iPad mini from the district surplus for $0, with a wireless microphone for $35, totaling $80. Another option is a tripod for $26 and a personal phone for $0, with a phone tripod adapter for $8 and wireless microphone for $35, totaling $69. A potentially more advanced but quirky option is a "rotating selfie stick" for $30-91 that can track movement and rotate to follow the teacher, along with a wireless microphone for $35.
Budget friendly classroom video
- 1. Recording Your In-Person Class on a Budget
- 2. Primary Concerns: Ease of Use Sound Volume Sound Quality Video Quality
- 3. 3 Solutions Under $100
- 4. Fan Favorite Mic Stand Tablet Holder: $20 (https://bit.ly/mictablet) Microphone Stand: $25 (unless you steal one from your music room) (https://bit.ly/micstandama) iPad Mini from District Surplus: $0 Wireless Microphone: $35 (https://bit.ly/wirelessmicforrec) Pros: $80 Heavy base is smaller than a tripod less likely for folks to trip over it! Wireless mic has high sound quality Tablet holder is adjustable for different model tablets Can use existing district iPads or a personal phone Can record in Loom app, and it will auto-upload to Loom so it can be shared in Canvas, Seesaw, etc. Cons: Stationary doesnt follow you
- 5. Fan Favorite Tripod: $26 (high likelihood there is one unused in your building) (https://bit.ly/mcstricam) Personal Phone: $0 Pros: $69 If you already have a tripod, that makes this a super budget option Wireless mic has high sound quality Can record in Loom app, and it will auto-upload to Loom so it can be shared in Canvas, Seesaw, etc. Cons: Wide tripod legs Phone Tripod Adapter: $8 (https://bit.ly/tripodadapt) Wireless Microphone: $35 (https://bit.ly/wirelessmicforrec)
- 6. Oozing with Potential Tripod (optional can standalone on table or desk): $26 (https://bit.ly/mcstricam) Pros: $65-91 Face-recognition/movement tracking; rotates on base to follow you Can be rigged to hold an iPad mini using a lot of rubber bands If you put in the work to figure out the quirks, it could be really good Cons: It cost $1230 LESS than Swivl, so dont expect Swivl functionality/quality Uses a special app that isnt the most user-friendly Technology is good, but not perfect. In testing, it loses me from time to time when walking in front of a classroom. Wireless Microphone: $35 (https://bit.ly/wirelessmicforrec) Rotating Selfie Stick: $30 https://bit.ly/rotateselfie
- 7. Bottom Line: