Be sure to set the permissions appropriate for sharing. Once it is uploaded, you will be given a link to your video. Once you have done that, you can go to to upload your video. Clemson Google accounts do not allow uploading to YouTube. If you want to share your video using YouTube, you must first log in to a non-Clemson Google or YouTube account. In all cases you can open the video and get a link to share. Other options are to upload to Google Drive, Google Photos, or Clemson Box. Note: If you want to use YouTube, you will need your own Google account since Clemson Google accounts do not allow uploading to YouTube. Once the file is made, you can upload to the cloud and get a link to share with others.
It will take a while depending on how big your file is. If you don't have narrations, you can select Don't User recorded Timings and Narrations and select a number of seconds to leave each slide on the screen. If you have added narrations (audio), you can select Use Recorded Timings and Narrations. Select your Full HD 1080p (the higher the quality, the larger the file and the more difficult to upload).
Next, select File, Export, Create a Video. If you want to make a video, you may want to set it to start Automatically (although you should test that to see if it is what you want). To do this click on the audio icon in the middle of the slide, then select Audio Tools, Playback and put a checkmark in Hide During Show. It is recommended that you "hide" the icon. When you add audio to a slide, it will leave a mic icon on the slide. Or you can select Record Audio and speak into your microphone to record it. If you have already created the narrations using an audio recorder (such as the free program Audacity), you can select Audio on My PC and select the. You can select Audio on my PC or Record Audio. To add audio, go to each slide and select Insert, Audio. You can just have your viewers look at the slides (no audio, but with a timing you select) or you can narrate your slides (record audio on each slide).
We will give instructions for creating the video from PowerPoint, and then uploading to the cloud options.įirst, open your PowerPoint. You can turn your PowerPoint into a video file that you can upload to the cloud (YouTube, Clemson Box, Google Photos, or Google Drive).
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