Creating Digital Recordings to Enhance Teaching and Learning
Presenters: Lia Lambrides & Denise Lewis
Welcome & Introductions
Icebreaker
Overview of Screencasting
Open discussion-Why Screencast
Collection of questions & benefits
Review of free tools
The Process
Project Building
Share Out
Evaluation
Welcome and Introductions
Student Voice:
"Digital Students @ Analog School"
Produced by Marco Torres
Reflect and Share
What is Screencasting ?
When you want to know about something, what do we usually do?
Search for tutorials, etc
Review Free Tools
Examples of a Screencast
Bad Jing
MathCast
Professional Development
Criteria for Screencasting
Why Screencast?
Using Mindmap-Open Discussion
Webspiration
Virtual Classroom
Differentiation of Topics
Remediation
Create independent learners
Multiple intelligences
Makes tasks easier
PD and Parent Communication
Screencast Genres
Tutorial
Short how-to
Conversational demo
Animated whiteboard
Spontaneous user-produced demo
The Process
Recording a screencast
Step 1: Choose a screecasting tool:
It is helpful if you have access to a computer with a built-in web cam, but it's definitely not a necessity.
Jing (Freeware, easiest. They'll host it for you too.)
Quicktime (Freeware, if you have a Mac. You'll need Pro if you have Windows)
Camstudio for Windows (Freeware)
Copernicus for Mac (Freeware)
Product Demonstration & Video Tutorial of Jing --
Download Jing
Step 2:
Plan & Script an instructional video to creatively enhance your curriculum.
Step 3:
Record and develop a screencast and share that video with the educational community.
Step 4:
Sharing – Upload to Screencast and embed on a Blog, Wiki, Website etc.
Project Building Session:
Participants will map out and develop their own screencast and share that video with the educational community.
Participants will upload screencasts.
As a share-out, the participants will present their video to the group.
Evaluation
While the relationship of stocks to the dollar has not always been "down dollar = up stocks" it has been this year. And in this market, that which gets rewarded gets
ReplyDeleterepeated until someone's throat gets ripped out.
At times it has been that a strong dollar meant a strong America and a strong economy. All rules of logic are gone due to the oligarchs running the government.
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The best case scenario for the bulls is that this count plays out. if this is the """"worst"""" case scenario for the bears ... it's really not that
ReplyDeletebad ... if a top hasn't already been formed, we're close. night rats! may tomorrow bring you green shoots on whichever side of the fence you're on.
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