About Jalinga.uz


 One of the unforgettable learning events we had was our field trip to Jalinga.uz. This is an organization which enables educators, bloggers or presenters to record their videos with high quality. They have some modern equipment and cameras to record some lessons.

When we went there, a staff member there introduced the equipments and possibilities it can create. We saw the recording process and different settings of this recording equipment and even tried using it ourselves.

It seemed a bit complicated to use to me but I think if there is more experience it can become comfortable to use. Educators can record their videos on high quality cameras and at the same time use an interactive board which will appear in the video. The equipment gives the opportunity to use different graphics, pictures, videos and backgrounds while recording and educators can search the internet for the thing they want to show and it will appear on the board and in the video.

It is quite expensive to use though and if someone wants to record their lesson on this equipment, they need to be very specific about the plan of their lesson.

All in all, it was a great experience to go there and get familiar with this tool which we may use in the future.

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