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Jing is a free screen recording and screenshot tool created by TechSmith Corporation. It allows users to capture images and short videos of what is displayed on their computer screen. Jing can be used for collaborating on projects, sharing documents, demonstrating processes like using iTunes, and more. In education, Jing allows teachers to create instructional videos for students or have students record presentations, research, or other projects. Many teachers use Jing to transform their classrooms by having students create and share videos.
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This document discusses two screen capture tools, Screencast-o-matic and Jing, that can enhance literacy for students. These free programs allow users to record their computer screen along with audio narration. They are useful for creating tutorials, demonstrating processes, and allowing visual learners to see steps being completed. The document provides instructions on how to create and share recordings using these two tools. It also gives examples of how teachers and students can incorporate screen recordings into math, social studies, English and other subjects. However, the document notes that screen recording should not be done every day due to time constraints.
Concepcion wo w project
This document discusses two screen capture tools, Screencast-o-matic and Jing, that can enhance literacy for students. These free programs allow users to record their computer screen along with audio narration. They are useful for creating tutorials, demonstrating processes, and allowing visual learners to see steps being completed. The document provides instructions on how to create and share recordings using these two tools. It also gives examples of how teachers and students can incorporate screen recordings into math, social studies, English and other subjects. However, the document notes that screen recording should not be done every day due to time constraints.
Screencasting101
The document discusses screen-casting and its use in the classroom. It begins by defining screen-casting as a digital recording that explains actions on a computer screen, which can include video or still images. It then lists ways screen-casts can be incorporated, such as demonstrating multi-step projects, how to use keys, and math processes. The document also notes programs like Jing and Screencast.com that can be used to create screen-casts and shares that attendees will make a sample screen-cast and reflect on their experience.
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Stop motion animation is a technique where physically manipulated objects are photographed in small sequential changes in position to create the appearance of movement when the pictures are played as a film. The document provides examples of how students can create simple stop motion videos using materials like playdough, pipe cleaners, and shapes to explain concepts for school assignments. Basic instructions are given on using tools like Windows Movie Maker and PowerPoint to produce stop motion videos.
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Jing is a free screen recording and image capturing software that allows users to easily share what is happening on their computer screens through videos and images in order to better explain concepts. It has both free and paid Pro versions, with the free version providing basic but sufficient functionality for most users' needs. The document demonstrates how to download, use, and share content created with Jing in order to engage and instruct audiences.
3 2-1-Action! Screencasting Tools
Take a look at several screencasting tools to find out hoe you can easily share with teachers and parents . . . and how teachers can share with their students! Easy and free solutions will be shared as well as practical ideas for using screencasting as an administrator.
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This document provides guidance on creating mobile videos for educational purposes. It discusses planning videos, including scripting and storyboarding. Tips are provided for shooting quality video on mobile devices, such as using landscape orientation, stabilizing the camera, managing lighting and audio. The document reviews tools for editing videos on iOS and Android devices. It emphasizes the importance of testing videos and getting feedback. Guidelines are given for sharing videos, including using appropriate Creative Commons licenses and adding captions for accessibility. The overall message is that educational videos should add value to the learning process and be integrated into course assignments.
3 2-1 Action Screencasting Tools - Tots & Technology 2015
Screencasting is a free, easy way of making recordings in your classroom. Whether your students create screencasts for project-based learning or you create them for flipping your classroom, you'll love these relevant ideas and free tools for enhancing your classroom.
Screencasting 101
This document defines screencasting as a video of your computer screen with or without audio. It identifies several paid and free screencasting tools like Camtasia Studio, Screenjelly, and Jing. The document provides tips for creating screencasts, such as making them short, pausing, and practicing. It instructs the reader to install Jing, practice using its screen capture tools, create a sample screencast demonstrating a task, and share the screencast by email.
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Google Shortcuts, Tools and Jing
This document provides information about keyboard shortcuts in Windows, Google Docs, Google Doodle, and the screen recording software Jing. It includes:
1) A list of common keyboard shortcuts for Windows, such as CTRL+C to copy and ALT+TAB to switch between programs.
2) An overview of how Google Docs allows real-time collaboration on documents, spreadsheets, and presentations stored securely online.
3) A brief description of Jing software for capturing images and short videos from the computer screen and sharing them online.
4) Tips for how teachers can use Google Docs and Jing with students for collaborative projects, note-taking, class announcements, and providing feedback.
2013 final application project presentation swiger
Jing is a free screen recording and screenshot tool that allows users to capture images and record videos of their computer screen. It can be used to create tutorials, demonstrations, and to share ideas online. The summary captures the key points about Jing's capabilities and discusses its potential educational uses for delivering online instruction through capturing demonstrations, providing feedback, and creating video lessons. However, the free version of Jing has limitations such as a 5 minute time limit for videos.
Jing in 30 Minutes
This document provides an overview of the screen recording and screenshot tool Jing. It begins with a poll to assess the reader's familiarity with Jing. It then explains that Jing allows users to capture images and videos of what is displayed on their computer screen. The basics of downloading and using Jing are covered, including how to select an area to capture, choose between images and videos, and edit or share captures. Examples are given for how instructors and students can use Jing for tutorials, training materials, reflections, and more. Other screen capturing options are briefly mentioned and the document concludes with an invitation for questions.
Video communication tools for educators
Being able to communicate effectively with your students using video communication tools is essential for modern education. Video communications can strengthen the connection between teachers, students, and parents to foster supportive learning environments.. When you use software such as Zoom, Big Blue Button, or Google Meet, you are leveraging video communication tools to extend the boundaries of your teaching. Simple class discussions can happen via online meetings which can transform into interactive activities and learning sessions leveraging two-way communication tools.
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Jing is a free screen capturing and screencasting tool that allows users to record and share what is happening on their computer screen. It can be used to create still screenshots or narrated videos up to 5 minutes in length. Jing is compatible with both Windows and Mac computers and makes it easy to save and share screen captures through Screencast.com. The tool has various applications for teaching, learning, and communicating processes visually.
The iPad: Transformative technology for adults with disabilities
This document discusses how the iPad can be a transformative technology for adults with disabilities. It summarizes a workshop that covered three sessions: iPad basics, using the iPad to support communication, and using the iPad to obtain and share information. The workshop showed how settings, apps, visual supports, text-to-speech, augmented reality, ebooks, and alternative keyboards can help people with disabilities communicate, learn, and participate independently. Attendees were encouraged to identify one new possibility they would implement, such as creating an ebook or using a new app, and to set a reminder to follow up on their goals.
The iPad: Transformative technology for adults with disabilities
iPad workshop for disability support workers supporting adults with intellectual disabilities in group homes.
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