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Screencasting with Camtasia (Maker Series)
Date: Tuesday, April 25, 2017 CANCELED
Time: 3:30 to 4:45 p.m.
Place: Room 331, DeBartolo Hall Classroom Building
Presenter(s): Chris Clark, Assistant Director of the Kaneb Center
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Description:
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 A screencast is a video of what’s happening on a computer screen. There's usually an audible narration and it can include highlighting, arrows, and other effects. In this session, you will learn the basics of Camtasia, a full-featured screencasting tool, and how it can be used in teaching and learning. You’ll spend most of the time making your own screencast.
[We will use the 2016 release; Mac & Windows versions are essentially the same.]
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Learning Goals:
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After successfully completing this workshop you will be able to:
- create a screencast using Camtasia.
- describe a way that this kind of activity can be used in class.
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What to Bring:
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- An idea for a screencast that you could use in a class
- Optional: your own laptop with a free trial version of Camtasia installed before the session
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Handout(s):
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Top 10 tips for better screencasts
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In the Library:
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Screencasting for Libraries (eBook)
by Notess. and Kroski. ALA TechSource. 2012.
The Online Teaching Survival Guide.
Judith V. Boettcher. Jossey-Bass. 2010
LB 1044.87 .B63 2010
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