Now, I haven't downloaded Jing yet, have to do that on my laptop, but I have played with Screencast-o-matic, which I love. Free, online, no download, simple to use.
I made a video for my colleague demonstrating how to assign a Passcode to a user, which she loved. I can see quite a lot of uses for this, both for training colleagues and students. I'm quite a visual person, and I find that screenshots can help you understand a procedure much better than just instructions.
I've never really been one for Podcasts. I have downloaded some podcasts, and I understand the point of them, but I tend to tune out when listening to things, so they're not really my cup of tea. Perhaps we've moved on from podcasts - they were all the rage a few years ago, due in no small part to the iPod, but I think that video creation tools are now so good and easy to use that people will be able to livestream or download short videos as easily as they can a podcast.
I made a video for my colleague demonstrating how to assign a Passcode to a user, which she loved. I can see quite a lot of uses for this, both for training colleagues and students. I'm quite a visual person, and I find that screenshots can help you understand a procedure much better than just instructions.
I've never really been one for Podcasts. I have downloaded some podcasts, and I understand the point of them, but I tend to tune out when listening to things, so they're not really my cup of tea. Perhaps we've moved on from podcasts - they were all the rage a few years ago, due in no small part to the iPod, but I think that video creation tools are now so good and easy to use that people will be able to livestream or download short videos as easily as they can a podcast.
