Screencasting

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Jing Screentoaster

Screencasting in the Classroom ||
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 * Demonstrate how to use a software program
 * Demonstrate how to do something on a computer (e.g. copy an image from the internet)--especially good if they need to do a series of steps
 * Give a guided tour through a website
 * Capture the visuals on your screen (e.g. PowerPoint slides) as well as your lecture for absent students, your own archives, etc.
 * Digital storytelling--students can narrate a tour through a work portfolio or other series of documents, a series of images, etc.
 * Have students give you their work electronically, and then give them feedback through screencasting with their work on your screen || = WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING =

7 Things to Know About Screencasting

Screencasting and student feedback

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