Prior to recording, review all of the settings in your application. Where applicable, change settings to the following recommendations:
Airplane Mode. Turn on Airplane Mode to avoid audio interruptions like texts and notifications while recording.
Media management encompasses the organization of media assets from research and writing through sharing and archiving. Below are some best practices for keeping track of files as you work on your project.
We recommend creating a shared Box folder to store all your digital assets. You can share this folder with the members of your group and your professor and TA. iMovie files do not save on box without creating a zip file. See the instructions below for how to backup your iMovie library.
You can also purchase a small 16gb USB drive to save files and move your project file around between computers. You can specify the location and name of the library/project prior to starting your project and set it to your groups shared USB drive so you can edit on any computer. For help, see Starting Your Project below for step by step instructions.
Staying organized is essential as you collect and create various assets for your project. Organizing and naming all your files will help make collaborating smoother. Above is an example of how you can stay organized during this process.
Always backup your media and project files in at least two locations! It’s important to always back-up your media and project files in case your computer crashes or hard drive malfunction. All machines in the DDS are wiped weekly.
Giving and receiving feedback is a valuable way to practice listening and speaking critically in order to nurture a community of growth. Below are a few tips for going into a critique.
Giving feedback
Receiving feedback: