Documentation:DIY Screencast/UBC examples

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Concept overview

This screencast by UBC's Learning Commons discusses data visualization and associated tools. This screencast was created with Camtasia, an integrated screen recording and video editing tool. It provides brief examples of different kinds of data visualization, using images of visualizations and video of the tools in use.

Non-UBC examples

Khan Academy

Khan Academy is one of the best-known sources of screencasts on the internet. The videos consist of capture of a whiteboard being written on in real time, combined with voice-over, and are integrated with practice/review questions on the Khan Academy website. Have a look at this webpage to learn how to make similar videos. The tools used are:

iPad screencasts

In this screencast by Dale Ledford at Northeast State Community College, the structure of a human skull is explored as the instructor annotates and narrates a cutaway model. This video allows learners to benefit from the expert instruction which comes with a lecture, at their own pace and convenience. Professor Ledford uses the Show Me app for the iPad to create his screencasts.

More examples using media in conjunction with flexible learning, including several screencasts, are available on the UBC Wiki, here.

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