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Sara Wilkie

Free Technology for Teachers: 17 Free Tools for Creating Screen Capture Images and Videos - 1 views

  • Explain and Send is a free Chrome extension that I have just installed in my browser. The extension allows me to quickly select all or a portion of my screen, draw on it, type on it, and share it.
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    " When you're trying to teach people how to do something new on their computers having screencast videos or annotated screen capture images can be invaluable to you and the people you're trying to help. Here are some free tools that you can use to create screen capture videos and images. "
Sara Wilkie

This is new! Record a video of iPad's screen in any app « Douchy's Blog - 3 views

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    "Disp Recorder lets you easily record anything that happens on the screen of your iPad: navigating through the Home screens, changing options in the Settings app or working in another app such as GarageBand or Google Earth. It will even record a Keynote presentation complete with the virtual laser-pointer etc - an option for having students record a presentation of their work to share with their peers."
Cally Black

Green Screen Movie FX Reviews | edshelf - 1 views

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    The app gives you the ability to use an special effect known as Chroma Key or Green Screen in a simple, fun and quick way.
Cally Black

LEARN THE NET: Netiquette - 0 views

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    "We expect other drivers to observe the rules of the road. The same is true as we travel through cyberspace. That's where netiquette, a term allegedly coined from either network etiquette or Internet etiquette comes in handy. To guide you through your online communications, keep these pointers in mind: 1.Avoid writing e-mail or posting messages in blogs, newsgroups, forums, chat rooms and other online venues using all capital letters. IT LOOKS LIKE YOU'RE SHOUTING! Not only that, it's difficult to read. 2.When you talk with someone, the tone and inflections of your voice convey great meaning. To add personality and humor to your messages, use smileys, also known as emoticons, expressions you create using the characters on your keyboard. Below are some of the more popular smileys. Can you guess what they mean? Roll your cursor over each one to find out. Try This How good are your netiquette skills? Find out by taking the Netiquette Quiz . 3.Keep your written communications focused. This is true whether sending e-mail or posting messages online. Few people like reading lengthy text on a computer screen. Many people now receive e-mail on mobile phones and other portable devices. Tiny screens make reading e-mail challenging. 4.To shorten messages, use common abbreviations: < BTW > means By the Way. A < G > enclosed in brackets indicates grinning. A good one to keep handy in case you're worried about offending someone is < IMHO > -- In My Humble Opinion. One of our favorites is < ROTFL >, which stands for Rolling on the Floor Laughing. A shortened version is < LOL >--Laughing Out Loud. And if you get called away while chatting online, try < BRB >--Be Right Back."
Cally Black

Screencast-O-Matic - Free online screen recorder for instant screen capture video sharing. - 0 views

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    One-click screen capture recording on Windows or Mac computers with no install for FREE!
Cally Black

Free Technology for Teachers: Tools for Creating Creating Screen Capture Images and Videos - 1 views

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    Tools for Creating Creating Screen Capture Images and Videos
Cally Black

Why Reading On A Screen Is Bad For Critical Thinking | Naomi S. Baron - 0 views

  • Studies I have done with university students in several countries confirm what I bet you'll find yourself observing: When reading either for (school) work or pleasure, the preponderance of students found it easiest to concentrate when reading in print.
  • Sure, those with ironclad discipline can read, think, and analyze regardless of the reading medium. For the rest of us mortals - like over 90% of the college students I surveyed -- concentration and digital screens don't generally mix. If as parents and teachers we are serious about developing critical thinking in our progeny and students, we need to ask ourselves whether those handy digital devices are helps or hindrances.
Cally Black

A Visual Virtual Assistant: Google Now Comes to the iPad | iPad.AppStorm - 0 views

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    To access Google Now, swipe up from the bottom of the Google Search app. Swiping down tucks it away and returns you to the original menu screen.
Cally Black

New in iOS 8 for Teachers & Students - Learning in Hand - 1 views

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    Learning in Hand Show #28 is about some of what's new in Apple's iOS 8. Instead of showing you the major features you might already know about, I demonstrate the lesser known additions that teachers, students, and parents will be interested in. These include additions to the Notes app, predictive typing, dictation enhancements, sharing options, zoom improvements, speak screen, time limits, and updates to the photo library.
Cally Black

How to Record Your iPad Screen - 1 views

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    YouTube is littered with iPad app demos and tutorials that show you how to do all manner o
Cally Black

All the Good Apps Fit on One Screen - EdTech Researcher - Education Week - 0 views

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    "One of the core principles of good iPad usage that my EdTechTeacher colleagues have developed is the idea that educators should focus on creation apps rather than content apps. Most apps that are designed to teach specific content are terrible, so educators shouldn't think of iPads as repositories of apps but rather as portable media creation devices. Thus, educators don't need to review and master the hundreds of education apps that come out every year; rather, they should consider how a small suite of apps related to annotation, curation, and image, audio, and video production could support diverse student performances of understanding. "
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