Presentation given for the UCI Libraries Lunch2.0 series.

1. Jing Danielle Kane Research Librarian for Emerging Technologies and Service Innovation UC Irvine Libraries Lunch2.0 July 2009

2. Used for both screen capture and for video Select a window or region and Jing will record up to five minutes of video or a screenshot of everything that appears. Access your images and videos from the History button Done, send feedback, preferences, help and quit

3. Screenshots Include arrows Text Frames Highlights Change Tool Colors http://www.uci.edu/peter/

4. Point to things with your mouse Scroll Flip through photos Click around in a website or application Record audio if your computer has a microphone Screencasts

5. Over the web, IM, email Upload to Screencast.com Save the SWF Flash video To your desktop (need Adobe Flash Player) To a directory To a FTP site Sharing http://www.screencast.com/

6. Jing Pro

7. Live Demo http://www.jingproject.com/

8. 5 Minute Show and Tells Tony Lin, Bob Johnson and a screencast from Holly Tomren

9. Using Jing for Screenshots Tony Lin

10. Using Jing for Screenshots

11. Bob Johnson Using Jing for screenshots http://tiny.cc/tSElm http://tiny.cc/YKMN9

12. Holly Tomren Not available online

13. Discussion Topics 20 Minutes

14. How does Jing screenshots and videos fit in with UC Irvine Libraries services? If we were to focus on 5 general videos to provide to library user’s, what topics would we want to cover?