Step 1: As you enter the space, turn left and click "ON" located on the white circular power switch at the side of the lightboard. Wait for 20 seconds until you see yourself on the bottom monitor.

Step 2: Create a quick test file to check video and audio settings.

Step 3: Once your quick test file is finished recording, take the flash drive and transfer your test video to view it on the top monitor.

Step 4: Move the flash drive from the "Record USB" port to the "Computer USB" port.

• Feel free to now open the file to preview your recorded content. During the playing of your test video, note the following:
• Double check the audio level is to your satisfaction.
• Make sure all elements of your presentation are within the camera frame
• If needed, re-record your content, and go through recording and preview process again. Remember, wait until the traffic-cone icon is replaced with a snapshot of your recorded content. Double-click the snapshot to preview your recording.
• Once you are satisfied with your test recording, the next step is to start your actual presentation recording.

Keep in Mind / Be aware

• When writing on the board, look at what you are writing.
• Interact with what you write on the board –it’s natural to talk with your hands.
• When you aren't writing or pointing, look at the camera.
• Leave yourself a window. Or at least try not to draw horizontal lines through your eyes or mouth.
• When pointing, try to point from the side, not from the back, so that your fingers stand out against the black background.
• Don't push so hard against the glass with the markers. With a light touch, you can mostly avoid markers squeaking.
• Markers are slow to erase. To avoid smearing erase with a dry cloth first, and then remove any residue with glass cleaner.