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In the video, the presenter begins by introducing the topic of using a video as a screen recorder and demonstrates the process of uploading a screen recording to YouTube. The first step is to download the recording by clicking on the download option or by selecting the share option and then downloading the file in MP4 format to the computer. The presenter explains that both methods achieve the same result.
Next, the presenter navigates to YouTube and clicks on the plus sign at the top right corner to upload a video. The process involves selecting the video file from the computer, which is shown using the Chrome browser. The presenter drags and drops the file into the upload area, initiating the upload process. This step is straightforward and is visually demonstrated for clarity.
After the video file is uploaded, the presenter assigns a title to the video and proceeds by clicking on the next button. The video can be set to unlisted or public, but the presenter advises against making it private or selecting any other option. Keeping the video unlisted allows it to be shared without being visible to everyone.
Once the video settings are configured, the presenter saves the changes and copies the video link. The link is then pasted into a course under the relevant section, such as a forum or an assignment area. The presenter demonstrates this by pasting the link and posting it, showing how it appears in the course.
The video concludes with a final check to ensure that the uploaded video is correctly displayed in the course. The presenter confirms that the video is successfully posted and visible to the intended audience. The tutorial is summarized as a helpful guide for those needing to upload and share screen recordings on YouTube.
Overall, the video provides a clear and concise walkthrough of the steps involved in downloading a screen recording, uploading it to YouTube, and sharing it within an educational course. The presenter's instructions are easy to follow, making the process accessible to viewers who may not be familiar with these steps.
