Screencasting
Free screencasting tools at your disposal. Some are web-based whereas others are software. Different file types and recording lengths so choose which fits your needs!
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sparadis23Education
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Screencasting Made Easy
Screencasting looks complicated, right? Wrong! With tried and true tips and the right tools, screencasting is just a click away. With many educational uses for screencasting in the classroom, such as personalized feedback, individualized instruction, and flipped teaching, teachers can reach students 24/7. Even more powerful are students showing what they know through the use of screencasting.
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@jmeadows4uEducation
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Technology Communications
This binder contains information related to the Technology Communications course being taught at Father Judge High School.
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gcarboniEducation
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Age of Discovery: Charting the Course
Final Project Choice #6: Instructions and pathfinder for students to use as they study a famous explorer in history, chart the explorer's course using Google Earth and Flickr, and present findings in a screencast.
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summitshellEducation
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Innovative Methods for Giving Students Feedback
Looking for innovative methods of providing formative and summative feedback to students that goes beyond the usual text email or marked-up Word file? This workshop will look at free, easy-to-use tech tools instructors can use to create more meaningful connections with their students and provide the type of feedback that will engage students with the content and assessment. Tools for audio feedback, screencasting and file sharing will be demonstrated.
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Lori AustillEducation
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5thS.S.Unit#1EuropeanExplorers
Final Project Choice #6: Instructions and pathfinder for students to use as they study a famous explorer in history, chart the explorer's course using Google Earth and Flickr, and present findings in a screencast.
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EmilyNaumanEducation
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Web 2.0 for the Common Core
Learn how to use Web 2.0 applications to help your students create curriculum-based podcasts, infographics, screencasts, cartoons, online posters, illustrated timelines and videos.
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aerwinTech & Science
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Tech Tool Jing
Give your students the information they need, when they need it. Use Jing to record your feedback as you grade papers, or take a snapshot to share with your class. Your students can even use it to collaborate, or ask questions!
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landaj16Education
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