Getting Started with Screencasting
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Powerpoint of my session at ICT Links into Languages Conference, Southampton - Feb 2011. Tutorials I created and the handout can be obtained from my Moodle site at: http://rubiales62.freewebclass.com in the Screencasting for Beginners pages
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Getting Started with Screencasting
- 1. Getting started with Screencasting Jackie Berry – ICT Links into Languages Conference Southampton - Feb 2011
- 5. How many apps do you use with your pupils as part of your teaching? How confident (or competent) are they when using them?
- 6. ...or support them when you have set a task for homework? Wouldn’t it be great if you could remind them how without repeating yourself...
- 7. Tutorial for Voki recorded using Jing Which applications might you want to create tutorials for?
- 8. but screencasts can be more than just a useful way to demonstrate computer and web tools...
- 9. ... you can also use them as reminders of your lesson content... ... or to address specific difficulties from the lesson – e.g. grammar points or vocabulary.
- 10. Example post-lesson screencast... http://www.teachertrainingvideos.com
- 11. Reinforcing grammar points... http://www.teachertrainingvideos.com
- 12. Screencasts can be a great way to give your students feedback, too!
- 14. Student feedback using screencasts http://www.teachertrainingvideos.com
- 15. Screencasting for Education http://www.teachertrainingvideos.com
- 16. Screencasts can also add another dimension to resources created in other applications...
- 18. Sharing MFL Storybirds http://mfl-storybirds.wikispaces.com
- 19. A Fantastic resource for languages teaching, however... ... you can’t embed sound files, so it’s not easy for non-specialists to read a story to the class.
- 20. But if you use a screencasting tool after creating your story...
- 21. ...Storybird speaks! Narrated online and downloaded as .mp4* file using http://screenr.com
- 23. How can my pupils use screencasting in the classroom?
- 24. WE could create our own talking books... ... and share them with younger pupils or on our own school wiki!
- 25. WE can use them in lots of other ways, too...
- 29. Applications by type Download software Web-based (use online)
- 31. Got an Interactive whiteboard? There’s in-built software on many Smart &promethean boards... http://www.whiteboardblog.co.uk/2010/12/screencasting-with-iwb-software
- 32. So, once I’ve made them, How do I save and share my screencasts?
- 33. Save them to your computer... ...or online. avi, mpeg, mp4, wmv, swf... Jing gives 2MB free storage at www.screencast.com I use RealPlayer to convert between formats. Free download http://uk.real.com/realplayer
- 34. I share them on our vle... ... but you can also embed them into websites & wikis or send email links to online content.
- 35. Embedding a screencast to a wiki using Jing
- 37. Tweet your screencasts! http://screenr.com/
- 39. Other free screencasting tools
- 41. over to you! What will you produce? My screen-casting tutorials from this presentation can be viewed and downloaded at http://rubiales62.freewebclass.com View Russell Stannard’s & others from the links provided in this slideshow.