If you supplement your class through the CLASS101 official review document, you can further enhance the quality
How does the video review process work?
A CLASS101 representative will review the content according to the verification criteria, thenReview Formis delivered to you.According to the review results When you request an editCreator edits directlyor in some cases, the launch may be reconsidered.
What are the video review criteria?
Video review is conducted based on 4 criteria and a review report will be provided. Among the following items, those answered as [No] may be subject to revision requests.
Please adjust your screen settings to upload lecture videos.
Is the resolution FHD (1920*1080 pixel) or higher?
Is the screen ratio 16:9?Approval ratio standard: 1920x1080 / 2560x1440 / 3840x2160 / 5120x2880 / 7680x4320
Is the file extension MP4?
Has the video uploaded to the site been encoded?
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When the screen is stable, students can understand the lesson content more quickly.
Is there sufficient margin in the upper right corner where the CLASS101 logo is automatically inserted?
Is there sufficient margin space at the bottom where automatic subtitles are displayed?
Is it a good environment for students to focus on the lesson content? Examples of lesson disruptions: unintended black margins or lines on screen, dark background, eye-straining neon colored background, window backlighting, unorganized personal items, watermarks on screen, etc.
Is the camera focus steady and clear without shaking?
Are class materials (PPT, etc.) clearly visible on screen? You can check if class materials are clearly visible by reviewing the video on a phone screen
When sound is stable, students can focus better on the class content.
Is the audio volume consistent without being too loud or too quiet? When listening with earphones, if it's too loud or too quiet, it becomes difficult for students to focus on the class
Does audio come out of both speakers?
Can class content be heard clearly without ambient noise or echo? Ambient noise examples: air conditioning sounds, ventilation sounds, elevator arrival sounds, motorcycle passing sounds, keyboard typing sounds Friction noise examples: hair brushing against the microphone Other noise examples: breathing sounds when microphone is too close to mouth, plosive breath sounds
Is background music only used in WELCOME and OUTRO? Only royalty-free music with commercial use licenses can be used Background music is not used in main lectures for accurate information delivery
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Creating class materials with copyright considerations allows you to safely protect your brand image.
If other people's photos were used in the lecture, did you get permission for portrait rights?
Official permission via email etc. can only be used for q casesAre the sources of images, photos, music, videos, etc. used in the lecture indicated?
Has the copyright of images, photos, music, videos, etc. used in the lecture been confirmed? Depending on the copyright usage scope (EX-commercial use not allowed, etc.), use may sometimes be impossible
Has the copyright of the music used in the lecture been confirmed? Even free music can only use licensed music that allows commercial use, and original songs cannot be used due to music copyright regulations
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