Showing posts with label screencasts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label screencasts. Show all posts
Screencast-O-Matic SuperQuickStart Guide
Just did this Screencast-O-Matic SuperQuickStart Google presentation for our faculty and I thought others might find it useful.
Quick link to this presentation: http://goo.gl/eQVaQZ
I'm a big fan of Screencast-O-Matic for both faculty and students! It's a fun, quick way to create visual content.
Good luck screencasting, and have fun with it!
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Students: How to Enable Google Presentations' New Features (and Ms. Lindsay's first Screenr cast!)
Dear Students,
If you're interested in accessing Google Presentation's new features, here's how:
There's nothing too fancy on there now, but Google promises to roll out more features in the coming weeks, so keep checking!
And, as you probably already know, collaboration is king/queen/royalty with Google docs, so the new design makes collaboration easy (and fun).
Two considerations:
Creating this screenr cast was quick and fun, and just the ticket for on-the-fly tutorials.
Besides embedding, you can save your screenr cast as an .mp4 file, or publish it to YouTube.
Give it a try!
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@mauilibrarian2
If you're interested in accessing Google Presentation's new features, here's how:
There's nothing too fancy on there now, but Google promises to roll out more features in the coming weeks, so keep checking!
And, as you probably already know, collaboration is king/queen/royalty with Google docs, so the new design makes collaboration easy (and fun).
Two considerations:
(1) you can't upgrade your old presentations to the new design
(2) the new design works best in the latest browsers, preferably Chrome.
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Creating this screenr cast was quick and fun, and just the ticket for on-the-fly tutorials.
Besides embedding, you can save your screenr cast as an .mp4 file, or publish it to YouTube.
Give it a try!
(◕‿◕✿)
@mauilibrarian2
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