Trying my hand at video tutorials
I've been wanting to teach myself how to make video tutorials for websites and softwares for a while. Here's my first attempt.
My plan is to keep them about a minute long, and I'll use tools like Camtasia, Camstudio, and Jing.
Content: unpublishing lists in SpellingCity
Length: 59 seconds
Tools: Camstudio with cursor autopan, Audacity, and MovieMaker
My plan is to keep them about a minute long, and I'll use tools like Camtasia, Camstudio, and Jing.
Content: unpublishing lists in SpellingCity
Length: 59 seconds
Tools: Camstudio with cursor autopan, Audacity, and MovieMaker
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Permalink Reply by David Kapuler on -
I've been making tutorials for a few years and like to use Screenflow it has the most features and is relatively inexpensive at $100.
The intro's I made using PhotoPresenter.
http://www.greendale.k12.wi.us/kapuler_d/Tutorials.html
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Permalink Reply by Katy Scott on -
Have you tried having your students screencast? It's a great tool for the math and technlogy classrooms. If you're interested, here are some tips/examples.
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