1. Ways to show what you know
Tools for casting and sharing
2. Video of your screen—and whatever you do on it…
SCREENCASTING
3. Tools for Screencasting
• Camtasia Studio • Snapz Pro X
• Record and edit • Record screencasts on
screencasts your Mac
• http://www.techsmith.c • http://www.ambrosias
om/camtasia.html w.com/utilities/snapzpr
ox/
4. Tools for Screencasting
• Snagit • Jing
• Easy to use for short • Free for up to 5 minutes
screencasts, with direct of screencasting
upload capability • Share video via
hyperlink rather than
• http://www.techsmith.c upload
om/snagit.html • http://www.techsmith.c
om/jing.html
5. Ipadcasting Apps
Each does something different, for a
different price:
• Explain Everything
• Skitch
• Screenchomp
• Replay note
• ShowMe
• Educreations
6. Pencasting
• Livescribe pen + livescribe software = pencast
• Can be viewed as video on your computer, or
in google docs, google sites, or evernote; also
on your ipad or iphone.
• http://www.livescribe.com/en-us/index.html
8. Using –casting in the classroom
• Flip your instruction
• Give students video feedback on their work
• Have students demonstrate their understanding
by creating screencasts:
– Show they can determine valid resources
– Demonstrate the process of solving an equation
– Create a video of the steps in the scientific process
– Video graphic organizers, venn
diagrams, timelines, maps, etc.
9. Screensharing
• These apps allow you to see what others are
doing. Or, show others what you are doing:
– Join.me
– Screenleap.com
– Yuuguu.com
11. Screensharing in the classroom:
• Watch students while they write, giving
feedback in real time
• Have students share your screen while you
model writing, a thinking process, or research
15. Annotate websites or documents to
demonstrate
• Reliable sites for research
• Writing process
• Design principles
• Media literacy—how websites or images
convey information
20. Backchannel in the classroom
• Take notes or ask questions while watching a
video or reading a text
• Make comments or ask questions during a
lecture or speaker
• Collaborate on a process
• Give hints, clues, or prompts to students or
student-to-student