Just Push Play: Screencasting for Your Library

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    1. PRESENTED BY STEVE GARWOOD < [email_address] > LECTURER SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION, INFORMATION AND LIBRARY STUDIES RUTGERS UNIVERSITY Just Push Play: Screencasting for Your Library (Be there for your students no matter what time of day… Continued LIVE!!)
    2. Recording Notes/Comments
      • Was my recording “perfect”?
        • did it really matter?
      • text
    3. What I primarily Use
      • Jing by TechSmith
        • Image captures
        • Short (<5min) Video captures
          • Easy to share via email/IM
      • Camtasia by TechSmith
        • Lectures
        • Screen Demos/Presentations
      • Adobe Captivate
        • Lectures
        • Screen Demos
        • Software Simulations
    4. What I primarily Use (Quick Comparison) Product/Desc $$ Formats Export /Produce Notes Features Jing Free flash only png/swf only <5min Great for “disposable” Easy upload Automatic url in clipboard Camtasia $299 $179 (ed) flash mov wmv avi m4v mp3 All associated files produced .html, .js Fluid Video Pan/Zoom Captions Quizzing Cursor Highlight Mouse Sounds Captivate $699 $199 (ed) flash exe “” Slide based Better for Simulations 508 & SCORM compliant PowerPointesque presentation tools, etc. Better Quizzing
    5. Library Applications
    6. Library Applications – What it Replaces
      • Lost opportunity
        • students using library resources on THEIR time
        • point of need assistance
        • public who can’t make class/training times
      • Staff overload
        • same class/training again and again
        • same question over and over again
    7. Library Applications – What it Enhances
      • Customer service
      • Instruction
        • adds to text or screen capture based tutorials
        • great for auditory/visual learners
      • Customer and Staff training
        • follow up/review/additional resources
        • specialized training
          • school groups
          • business audiences
    8. Library Applications – What New Things…
      • Personalize
        • “ voice” and “personality” to your library
      • Communicate
        • esp. to newer generations who “expect” video
      • Demonstrate
        • Library able to effectively use technology
    9. What you need to get started
    10. Advantages
      • It’s easy to do the basics in each program
      • Reuse and Repurpose content
        • If you break things into small chunks you can “mash-up” your content to create new content
      • Be timely (the world loves video)
        • Who doesn’t know the term Viral Video?
      • Vodcast
        • Podcasting is cool…vodcasting is very cool
    11. Getting Started - Hardware
      • Windows based PC*
        • 1.0 GHz processor minimum
        • 1.0 GB RAM minimum
        • adequate hard-disk space
          • @60 MB for program installation
          • 20-40 GB to store video files
      • Microphone/Speakers
        • headset recommended
    12. Getting Started - Software
      • To Create:
        • screencasting Program
          • Camtasia (recommended)
          • Jing, Captivate and Snapz Pro X are alternatives (more in guide)
        • cost
          • @$199/$249 educational/govt
      • To Watch:
        • browser with Flash Player
    13. Getting Started – Computer Skills
      • Basic
        • save a file (and find it again)
        • upload a file
        • adjusting volume settings
        • resize/move window(s)
        • plug cables into machine
    14. Getting Started – Tips
      • Let go…you’re not a trained broadcaster
      • Water…
    15. Disadvantages
      • You have to learn something new
      • It takes time to record, produce and upload
      • You may have to change your approach
        • Lectures should generally be “chunked”
          • Attention spans are short and bandwidth is precious
        • Break things apart to put them together in other ways
      • Might have to re-do PPT slides so they scale
        • “ 6x6” rule
    16. Questions?
      • What are your questions for me?

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