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Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts
Thursday, June 21, 2012
ScreenCast-O-Matic
Labels:
computer app,
education,
flipped classroom,
presentation,
screencast,
tutorial
ScreenChomp
Share a great idea... Explain a tricky concept... Help kids with their homework...
RH: This screen casting app is similar to ShowMe and Educreations in that it provides you tools to write and record your ideas over a whiteboard or image. This is a very simple app and also lets you scroll up or down to a new page. The only drawback I see is that you can only import one image or background at a time. You can pause the recording and change the image but cannot have two at once. This app is perfect if you want simple and no image or one image on the screen at a time. I really like the three pen choices that are always displayed to make color changes on the fly.The app seems very stable and is made by TechSmith, the same company that makes Camtasia used by Khan.
Labels:
education,
flipped classroom,
screencast,
tutorial
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Educreations Interactive
Educreations is a new iPad app that turns your iPad into a whiteboard. You can use the app to illustrate concepts and narrate what you're doing on the screen. You can draw images from scratch on the Educreations iPad app or you can upload images and draw on them. Your completed lesson can be shared directly to others or made public on the Educreations website.
Labels:
education,
flipped classroom,
productivity,
tutorial
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
SCOtutor for iPad

Saturday, May 12, 2012
ShowMe
Turn your iPad into your personal interactive whiteboard!
ShowMe allows you to record voice-over whiteboard tutorials and share them online. It’s a radically intuitive app that anyone will find extremely easy to use, regardless of age or background.
RH: This app is fantastic for recording whiteboard tutorials on any subject. I have recorded and placed them on my web page for student review, played them during class, and had a sub play one that I pre-recorded for a review. This app works much like Khan's flipping the classroom model. You can pause the recording and make corrections, erase clutter, or even bring in new images. Of course, you can draw your own.
Labels:
creativity,
education,
flipped classroom,
ios,
tutorial
SCOtutor for iPad
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