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Because of his prior health history we assumed he would be diagnosed with Stage 4 melanoma and were dismayed to hear that it was indeed cancer of the pancreas – the grand daddy of cancers.

He had had two previous battles with cancer and when he started feeling badly earlier that year, he thought he was just having some gastrointestinal problems. My father died of pancreatic cancer in May 2007 and today would have been his 66th birthday.

Camtwist keynote how to#

Screencasting is not only something we need to know how to do as educators, it’s also something we need to both teach and require our students to do!ĭigital, edtech, education, learning, literacy, school, screencast, screencasting, kahn, academy, blended On our screencasting assignment page, I linked to two excellent student screencasting examples created last Spring by UCO students: Make a custom Google Map and Make a PowerPoint with 20 Photos Fast. Screencasting is a foundational skill of digital literacy in the 21st century, and a basic “powerful ingredient” for blended learning.Ĭheck out our class resources on Screencasting for more videos, tutorials, and links on this topic. I love Podcast Generator: It’s free, open source, and easy to use!Įvery K-12 as well as university instructor/professor today should not only understand the power and value of screencasting ( Khan Academy is an exemplar) but also know how to proficiently create a screencast themselves. This is how I did the following screencast of Photostory.At the beginning of this fall semester, I described the process I’m using to publish regular audio recordings of my “Computers in the Classroom” course at UNT in the post, “ Creating a course audio lecturecast (podcast) with Podcast Generator.” Today’s lesson focus was on Screencasting, so after class I used Screenr to create and publish (for free) a 3 minute, 43 second Screencast demonstrating this process. Overall there are many choices in screencasting on the Mac and of course with Parallels you can also now screencast Windows using the same software.

Camtwist keynote series#

Capture a series of screenshots and then insert into iMovie and edit accordingly – though from experience this takes a lot longer than the above applications. One final option is to use screenshots (images) and iMovie. It’s also possible to stream your desktop and still images.

Camtwist keynote software#

However for the web (ie via something like Ustream) it is ideal.ĬamTwist is a software package that lets you add special effects to your video chats. However IShowU does have a range of capture option choices depending on what you want to show the video on.ĬamTwist can be used too, though the focus here is on web based video chat type video, so not something for high quality video or presentations.

Camtwist keynote pro#

I wasn’t too impressed with the results of capturing video, ScreenFlow and Snapz Pro X seeme better at that. Need to show something to someone? iShowU is your answer! iShowU is designed to record anything on your screen, instantly - both audio, and video! I did give it a go and seemed pretty easy to use. ScreenFlow is a complete workflow for creating screencasts: powerful enough to capture your desktop, video camera, microphone & computer audio at the same time.

It looks fantastic and unlike Snapz Pro X the resulting capture can be edited, annotated much more easily. ScreenFlow is pretty good too, but Leopard only. Snapz Pro X works for me and I do use it quite a bit.

Camtwist keynote movie#

Snapz Pro X allows you to effortlessly record anything on your screen, saving it as a QuickTime movie or screenshot that can be emailed, put up on the web, or passed around however you want. One of the original applications for this kind of activity is Ambrosia’s Snapz Pro X. These video files can then be converted by learners (or practitioners) into formats which work on mobile devices, or home DVD players, etc…

They can also be used with presentation software, such as PowerPoint or Keynote, to create videos of your presentations which can then be converted into video files. They are a very useful way of explaining how an application works, how a website works, how to do something or explaining a process in an application. The more advanced applications allow you to record an audio track on top, whilst others also allow you to annotate and add text to your screencast. Screencasting is a way of capturing what you do on the screen as a video file. I have been looking at screencasting software for the Mac.