| Title: | Screen Recording with Camtasia to Support Teaching and Learning |
| Date/Time: | 2/4/2010 9-11am
|
| Presenter: | William Bud Deihl |
| Registration: | 12 seats available
(Max. Class Size = 16) (Class is archived) |
| Prerequisites: | Ability to work in a Windows PC environment |
| Building: | Cabell Library 320 |
| Cost: | $0
|
| Sponsor: | Online@VCU |
| Audience: |
VCU Faculty and Staff Only
|
| Category: | Audio/Video, Graphics/Presentations, Teaching/Learning |
| Description: | Screen recording software allows for the recording of any activity on a computer screen that can then be produced as videos and easily played in any web browser. This has opened up a wide range of opportunities for instructors to easily create instructional content to support learning in their courses. This workshop will show how short topical screen recordings, or "screencasts," can be used to introduce subjects, illustrate concepts, provide tutorials, guide website navigation, etc., and consider how they might save valuable class time and/or provide a resource that may be used for just-in-time learning or review. Participants will use Camtasia Studio and a free tool called Jing to create a simple capture of activity on their computer screen and learn how to load this into their Blackboard class. |
| Contact: | Bud Deihl (804) 828-4383 wdeihl@vcu.edu |
