Video has supported education for many years, and in online courses instructional videos are often a key component. To learn more about compelling video, a team at the Columbia University School of Continuing Education examined analytics from the video hosting platform and recruited 10 students to participate in in-depth interviews.
Make a map from a list of multiple locations, use addresses, postcodes, or coordinates. Free hosting for your own interactive map locator.
Being able to easily map historical data to geographical data can help students better understand who different historical events were related to each other, whether that is large scale events like different riots in a city or the addresses of important individuals, or the location of important life events for a single person. BatchGeo is a tool that interfaces with Excel and Google Maps to easily place data on a map. This is a tool that could be used by faculty to create resources for students or an easy to learn tool that students themselves could use.
Camtasia is a video screen capture and production tool that allows anyone to capture, edit and publish high-fidelity AVI videos of on-screen activity. Record the action from any part of the Windows desktop and save it to a standard AVI movie or streaming video. Create software tutorials or broadcast live desktop activity over the internet.
"Community of Inquiry framework: 10 years old and going strong (Classic)
Marti Cleveland-Innes, Athabasca University
Phil Ice, American Public University System
Peter Shea, University of Albany, SUNY
Karen Swan, University of Illinois-Springfield"
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