Interactive video is a powerful new tool that allows teachers and learners to enhance video they make themselves–as well as the videos they discover on the Web–with text, images, maps, links, and other media. It transform video from static to dynamic, enabling the traditional medium to morph from monologue to conversation, often crowd-sourced style. It [...]
I am adding Edcanvas to my toolkit for curating, flipping, and presenting. The flexible platform allows teachers and students to organize and share teaching and learning materials, or their research products, in the form of a attractive visual grids composed of tiles. Pick a topic, choose a theme (tile layout) and create a canvas by [...]
Recently I’ve been exploring the options for slide-casting and screen-casting. Why? I know that so much of my library business is remote. I know from my stats that my LibGuides are heavily used. But I also know that lists of links and pretty images, and other people’s videos are not really enough. I need, for [...]
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