Screencasting: How To Start, Tools and Guidelines
Posted on | August 20, 2008 | Comments Off
Smashing Magazine have published a useful guide for screencasting.
Some companies have made a living creating a sort of “virtual classroom,” allowing members to learn at their own pace when they have the time using video tutorials. The advantages of the classroom setting stem from a one on one experience and the ability of the instructor to show the ideas and theories rather than simply explain them.
Screencasting, or sharing your virtual desktop via video presentation, has exploded in popularity with the advent of podcasting, and gives you the ability to bring the classroom feel to a media presentation that can be delivered over the Internet. The medium of screencasting is readily available to everyone and with a few tools of the trade you can be ready to produce your own.
Tags: Digital learning content > Digital Learning Resources > guides > screen casting > software > Technology enhanced learning > tools