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Teaching Presentation Methods on TV and Online This section contains guidelines to ensure that your class is most effectively captured on camera. You can find detailed information by clicking the links below. Communication with the technical crew Classroom cameras Visual guidelines Audio guidelines Clothing Guideline Audio/Visual Services Best Practices in Teaching on Camera: This video contains best practice examples in: Communication with the technicians Interactions with students (pre-class and during class) Working with PowerPoint and the writing pad Positioning and attire Communication with the Technical Crew The technical crew is available before, during and after class to help you with SCPD teaching. Before classPlease set aside ten minutes prior to your lecture to discuss the format of your presentation with the technical crew. They can help you with: Placement of your hardcopy visuals Placement of the microphone Other special needs for your class During classIf you experience a problem or need to give an instruction, simply speak into the microphone and address the technician. They are there to help from start to finish. Contact informationSCPD broadcasting or classrooms:Brian Cabbab, (650) 725-3005, brian.cabbab@.stanford.edu Stanford Online:Anton Chiang, (650) 723-4239, anton.chiang@stanford.edu Hillary’s question: for the red highlighted section above… if this is in the “Contact SCPD” area, we probably don’t need to list it again here, do we? Classroom Cameras Your SCPD classroom is equipped with various cameras to deliver your lecture on television and online. The overhead camera, located above the lecturer’s desk, allows the presentation of written material on the TV monitors in the classroom. There also are cameras throughout the room that record the instructor, the chalkboard, the screen and the students. Here’s what you can do to ensure your lecture is well represented on camera. When preparing visuals for use with the overh