Shane
Robinson
Create a screen cast as your review/post
for chapters 7 & 8, audio included.
·
Two minute example that relates
to one of the topics in chapter 7 or 8
·
Post it to the class blog page
using the new post tab in the top right hand corner of the class web blog.
Ch. 8 Screencasting
Outline of a script and steps to be taken to create a screencast via Jingproject.com
How to set up and use a screencast via
Jingproject.com
One of the easiest pieces
of software per Richardson, not from my experience!
I have chosen to create my
screencast of setting up and using Jing to expose classmates to this screencast
version as opposed to screenocast which we are all required to create an
account for already. This way you can judge if you like it better than
screen-o-matic without having to set up an account with Jing account.
1.
I will go to my address bar and
enter Jingproject.com
2.
I have to download the software
which takes only a couple of minutes(five times at least).
3.
I go to the tab PRODUCTs
4.
Click on free account
5.
Provide an e-mail account,
password, screen name, click on sign up tab
6.
Go to my own e-mail address to
confirm and activate my screencast page
7.
It will take you to your
screencast page and have you put in your password
8.
You will be shown a quick video
tutorial of how to use screencast
9.
Upload content of videos
preferably go to Bottles for Bowmen and Kans for Kenya folder
10.
Sharing this content with
others
11.
Place your icon over the video
and click on the three arrows (share content).
12.
Sharing the url is the easiest
13.
Copy and paste this url into an
email
14.
Just as a heads up any content
left in your root library page is open to the public so learning how to manage
this web site and compartmentalize content is crucial.
15.
Create some folders and set
privacy levels
16.
Give you folder a name and then
check out the privacy settings tab
17.
Hidden is you most practical
choice
18.
Click save
19.
Run into trouble check out the
help center tab
So my plan was to use my already existing Screencast-O-Matic account to provide a screencast tutorial on
how to use Jingproject.com per our text. My goal was to show how to
create and use a jing version of screencast. What I learned is that
Jingproject.com is nothing like the text describes. When I typed jingproject.com into my address
bar it actually took me t to http://www.techsmith.com/jing. html where I created an
account under screencast.com. I watched
numerous tutorials which were very specific in nature and was unable to find a
simple tutorial on how to screencast even though it was advertised how
easy it is all over the webpage.
With no success on screencast.com which is
in the techsmith.com page which is supposed to be jingproject.com according to
the text, I moved on to Screencast-O-Matic . Screen-O-matic seems easy as all I
should have to do is click the tab: Start Recording since I already set up and an account and was logged in but when I do, it has a pop
up asking me to install Java plug in. I have installed it on five separate
attempts to no avail. When I do press Start Recording it states starting up but
then never does. Every step leads to a dead end. This should not be this
difficult but this is where I am at. Creating a screencast is apparently more elusive
than the text states no matter what version I try to use. I hope my classmates are having better luck than I.
Hi Shane! I ended up using quicktime for my screencasting. I had the same trouble as you.
ReplyDeleteIm glad to see that you two have been using your brains to work around things. I have used jing and found if quite easy. The uploading to the web was more tricky - when i last used it there was no link to you tube - but it sounds like it's more streamlined now? I have also used audacity and at the time candidates found that it was harder to work. That's actually how we got onto screenomatic. Funny how different tools work for different individuals. Ann Marie has however hit it right, there are many tools one can explore. The key is to find which works best for you and the computer you are working on.
ReplyDeleteShane did you try using a different browser as i suggested in my email?
ReplyDeleteNot to hijack this thread, but I had tried different browsers (Google Chrome and Firefox) and neither one solved the screencast-o-matic Java runtime issue.
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