Planning and preparation:
Determine the topic and scope of the tutorial. You can choose to introduce the basic concepts of AI, or you can introduce specific AI technologies or projects in depth.
Make an outline of the course and list the topics you want to cover and the structure of the course.
Recording video:
Prepare camera equipment, which can be smart phone, video camera or computer camera.
Prepare a speech or outline so that you know what to say.
Record in a quiet place to ensure that there is no background noise interference.
Use recording software or applications to record videos to ensure good video quality.
Edit video:
Use video editing software (such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, iMovie, etc.). ) to edit your video.
Edit unnecessary parts, add transition effects, improve the quality of video and audio, and make the video more attractive.
Add text, labels or graphics to explain concepts or emphasize key points.
Music and sound effects:
If necessary, add background music to enhance the appeal of the video.
Make sure the audio is clearly audible and calibrate the volume so that the audience can hear you clearly.
Export and save:
Using video editing software to export video files usually adopts common video formats (such as MP4).
Ensure that the resolution and quality of the video are moderate and suitable for uploading to the online video platform.
Upload and share:
Upload videos to video sharing websites, such as YouTube, Vimeo, and Mile Mile. Create video titles, descriptions, and tags to help viewers find your tutorial.
Consider creating a cover image to improve the visibility of the video.
Share your video links on social media, blogs or websites to attract viewers.
Promotion and feedback:
Interact with the audience and answer their questions and comments.
Collect audience feedback to improve your videos and future tutorials.
Remember, when making AI tutorials, you must provide clear and easy-to-understand information to help the audience understand and learn. In addition, according to the technical level of the target audience, adjust the complexity of the course appropriately.