iTEC: Instructional Videos Made Simple
G-604Shoot an instructional video for your class on something as simple as your smart phone, use a few very basic video editing options, including creating a caption and title, then
Shoot an instructional video for your class on something as simple as your smart phone, use a few very basic video editing options, including creating a caption and title, then
Shoot an instructional video for your class on something as simple as your smart phone, use a few very basic video editing options, including creating a caption and title, then upload the video to YouTube, iTunes U or Blackboard.
Shoot an instructional video for your class on something as simple as your smart phone, use a few very basic video editing options, including creating a caption and title, then upload the video to YouTube, iTunes U or Blackboard.
Shoot an instructional video for your class on something as simple as your smart phone. Learn how to use a few very basic video editing options, including creating a caption and title, before uploading the video to YouTube and Blackboard. To register, email: itec@citytech.cuny.edu
Jing is a basic, free version of Camtasia Studio that allows you to capture video, animation, and images from your computer screen, which you can share on the Web. It works for Macs and PCs. To register, email: itec@citytech.cuny.edu
Shoot an instructional video for your class on something as simple as your smart phone. Learn how to use a few very basic video editing options, including creating a caption and title, before uploading the video to YouTube and Blackboard. To register, email: itec@citytech.cuny.edu
Jing is a basic, free version of Camtasia Studio that allows you to capture video, animation, and images from your computer screen, which you can share on the Web. It works for Macs and PCs. To register, email: itec@citytech.cuny.edu
Shoot an instructional video for your class on something as simple as your smart phone. Learn how to use a few very basic video editing options, including creating a caption and title, before uploading the video to YouTube and Blackboard. To register, email: itec@citytech.cuny.edu
This presentation will show how both the professor and students effectively used video in the classroom.