Screencasting 101
Stop watching videos and do your homework! But Mom, this is my homework! Before embarking on my first screencast video production, I watched sample screencasts on various sites. On the Viewlet Builder...
View ArticleScreencasting: When the Student is Ready…
This week has been a revelation to me about the value of screencasts, which I had previously thought were limited to boring screen capture recordings with text captions. Just a few days ago at my...
View ArticlePromotional Video for Cool Tools
While working on my Cool Tools screencast about Animoto, I also created a short Animoto video about Cool Tools.
View ArticleCool Tools Screencast – Animoto
My Cool Tools screencast is about Animoto – a tool for making music videos from your images. You can view it now on YouTube. It will be posted to the Cool Tools blog on April 8.
View ArticleCool Tools Podcast – Animoto
My Cool Tools podcast episode provides an overview of how to use Animoto to make a music video from your pictures. On April 8 it will be posted to cooltoolslibrary2.blogspot.com. In the meantime, you...
View ArticleAt Play in the Library
Gaming events have become a popular program at some public libraries, but running such programs is not child’s play and can be controversial, especially when library 2.0 technologies make people widely...
View ArticleStranger in a Strange Land – Second Life
Several activities in our course have taken me outside my comfort zone: FaceBook, Twitter, podcasting, posting videos on YouTube… but none so far outside as Second Life. This is my third visit to...
View ArticleCan We Talk?
This is going to date me, but… often when I see people using cell phones and other mobile communication technologies, I think of the old television show “Get Smart.” In that 1960s comedy, secret agent...
View ArticleLet’s Get Together
My final project for LIBR-246 (Social Software and Web 2.0) was a comparison of free web-conferencing tools. I was looking for tools that met these criteria: Always free Many simultaneous attendees...
View ArticleDiablo Valley School
This video was made by a student at Diablo Valley School, a Sudbury school in Concord, California, offering democratic, ungraded, student-led education for ages 5 through 19, traditional grades...
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