Introduction to Screencasting for Teachers and Students
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Screencasting allows users to capture and share what is displayed on a computer screen along with audio narration. It is an effective instructional tool that allows presenters to demonstrate processes and tutorials in an engaging, interactive way. Creating high-quality screencasts involves planning the content and format, recording the video and audio, and editing the final production to ensure clarity and remove unnecessary elements.
Introduction to Screencasting for Teachers and Students
- 1. Introduction to SCREENCASTING Kiran Budhrani October 21, 2008
- 2. Screencasting A screencast captures what is displayed on a computer screen ( accompanied by commentary) Step-by-step procedures http://www.screencastcentral.com/public/290.cfm
- 3. Types Tutorial Demonstration how to use a software Presentation Lecture Software Review Animated Whiteboard
- 4. a powerful form of INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA
- 5. Show & Tell “I just cant tell you how, I need to show you how”
- 6. Instructional Implications Content is more engaging and interactive To communicate what cannot be explained easily To communicate exactly what and exactly how Effectively teach through examples
- 8. Captures expert and tacit knowledge Re-usability Easily shared
- 9. Creating a Screencast PLANNING PRODUCTION POST PRODUCTION
- 10. Planning Know who your audience Write a script in scenes Practice what you say and what you will show
- 11. Production Options Capture the video first, record the voice over and sync later Capture the video with the voice over simultaneously
- 12. Production Tips Be conversational Use appropriate language Emphasize parts of the screen as you demo
- 13. Post Production Check your work for correctness Remove wasted motion Don’t hesitate to recapture