I like focusing on those two aspects independent of each other. I love the concept of your iPad app, specifically the ability to pre-plan out videos by writing out my work or notes in advance and making it perfect and then recording the voice over only at a later point. I can’t tell you how many of my colleagues ask me about my setup when they see how I can do some of the things I do in the classroom and on my recorded videos.
Don’t let the last release date fool you into thinking it’s not being kept up to date. I’ve had a few problems over the years, usually related to a new Java update or MacOS update. The developers have been very responsive to keep the apps up to date as needed. With a click of a button, I can record on my iPad with my MacBook, and with a click of a button, I can publish my video to YouTube. I’ve also used to many times to record lessons. And, that’s it! It’s an amazing app for the classroom. Doceri lets me seamlessly select which screen I want to annotate, so I select the screen that is presenting my slides. The MacBook displays my slide deck in Presenter mode so that I can see my presentation notes, but my students can’t. I connect from my MacBook to the projector.
My setup? My MacBook has Doceri Desktop installed. On occasion, I can hand my iPad to a student and have them solve a problem with my Apple Pencil. I’ve been using Doceri for annotating my PowerPoint slides in the classroom for years.
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