# Recording yourself for teaching

# Recording yourself for teaching

[   ![Recording yourself for teaching](/sites/default/files/styles/medium_375px_wide/public/2024-05/lsl_recording_yourself_for_teaching_thumbnail.jpg.webp?itok=N0uay-az) ](https://sites.google.com/stern.nyu.edu/recording-yourself-teaching/home)At this stage, you're probably used to being on camera for video calls like Zoom. You may have a webcam and you may even have made a few recordings on your own. However, if you haven't managed a recording yet, it can be an intimidating process to start with. You may have questions like "Do I need to script?" or "Do I need special equipment?" And there are some technical differences between how best to handle recordings and presentations for a live class meeting when compared to a recording that will see a larger audience.

This resource is designed to guide you through everything you need to know to produce and share your own recordings with students. You can treat it like a mini-course, viewing it in its entirety; or as a resource, searching for the specific steps you need help with.

[**Explore our self-recording resource**](https://sites.google.com/stern.nyu.edu/recording-yourself-teaching/home)

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