There are many online
resources available that provide video for learning and teaching for teachers
as well as students.
One I have found is
called Present.Me. Present.Me is a free resource (but can also be
paid for various accounts) and can be used for PowerPoints and Video. This is a
great resource for teachers if they don’t want to deal with screen-capturing
software. They can upload a PowerPoint to Present.Me, and then film themselves
going through the presentation. Present.Me displays the video next to the PowerPoint
presentation so students can follow along.
Another
great resource is Screenr. This tool
is also free and includes a variety of paid options as well to avoid
restrictions that come with the free version. This is a web-based video
recording system that allows teachers and students to make webcasts without
downloading any software. It is easy to use, can be recorded anywhere and can
play anywhere as well (even on iPhones).
From
this website you can click on the link that will bring you to the “E-learning
community”. Here you can gain access to a great deal of resources, tutorials,
answers to questions, free downloads for projects and blogs. This advice and
ideas is great for teachers to learn from and can be found at:
I have added these resources to my delicious
account and shared in my twitter!
Do you think it is beneficial to have students
create their own video resources and share them with the class for
instructional purposes as well as the teacher? Would this make learning more
helpful for students or just more confusing with multiple students giving their
opinions on the material being taught and learned?
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