Choose Your Own Screencast: How to Reach All Skill Levels Using Screenflow and Youtube Annotations
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Screencasts are a popular way to teach information literacy and promote library services, but are linear in presenting information. What if users could interact with a screencast based on their interests and skills? Borrowing from the Choose Your Own Adventure format, the College of Wooster Libraries is creating beautiful and engaging screencasts that serve multiple learning outcomes. Attendees will learn about our methodology to create these screencasts and how to use YouTube's annotation features.
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Start Date
2-8-2013 10:10 AM
End Date
2-8-2013 10:55 AM
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http://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/20032
Choose Your Own Screencast: How to Reach All Skill Levels Using Screenflow and Youtube Annotations
Screencasts are a popular way to teach information literacy and promote library services, but are linear in presenting information. What if users could interact with a screencast based on their interests and skills? Borrowing from the Choose Your Own Adventure format, the College of Wooster Libraries is creating beautiful and engaging screencasts that serve multiple learning outcomes. Attendees will learn about our methodology to create these screencasts and how to use YouTube's annotation features.
