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# Register & use it anywhere anytime Make screencasts / tutorials / demos / high-scores show-offs... # Record your screen in one click No download. Compatible with Windows, Mac OS X, Linux. # Share videos on the Internet in Flash Embed them on blogs/webpages or send them by email.

Web2.0 software tutorials

by John Pearce

Multimedia tutorial for the NXT-G graphical language of the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT system.

Interactive learning in the early phase. Howto tutorials on a variety of softwares like comic life and movie maker.

Voicethread tutorial for Primary teachers

Tutorial on Wallwisher for Primary teachers.

Online tutorials on finding info on the web aimed at tertiary students.

@langwitch Her post in the series "The Digital Learning Farm" based on Alan November's work of "The Digital Learning Farm", which he also outlines in his chapter of Heidi Hayes Jacobs' book "Curriculum 21".

If you're like me and you've just installed the latest iLife suite then you'll know that there have been some major updates especially to iMovie 09. This quite detailed exploration the new features is enhanced with some great screen grabs to support the explanation. The only minor quibble is that the tutorial is a one page presentation which because it is image dense, can take a little time to download.

Useful tutorials about Blogger in the tips and tricks section as well as good quality themes for free.

Useful web2.0 tutorials with annotated screengrabs.

Recording what is happening on your screen can be a pretty useful tool for teachers who want to create video tutorials or presentations for their classrooms. Many teachers are using screencasting tools but before you delve into what you're going to do with your screencast, you need to take a few moments to learn about the tools that are available to do the actual recording. They range from free to fairly expensive ($299) and offer a variety of functionality from simple recording to quite complex video editing. $ are examined here

Using Aviary's Roc service you can create your own music loops or samples. After you've created your music samples you can download them, reuse them in Myna, or embed them into your blog. Below you will find a brief tutorial on how to create sound loops using Aviary Roc.

Excerpted from "Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5 for Windows: Visual QuickPro Guide" by Antony Bolante. Before shooting any footage, filmmakers usually create a storyboard-a series of sketches that depicts each shot in the finished program. Planning each shot in a storyboard can save you enormous amounts of time, money, and energy in production. In postproduction, you can use a similar storyboarding technique to plan a rough cut and instantly assemble it into a sequence, again saving time and energy.

With Reflection, for $15, you can now mirror your iPad onto a computer. This means you can use desktop screen-capture software to record, narrate, and annotate your iPad tutorials or simulations!