Comments on: TEACH: Using Video Essays as a Research/Teaching Tool

By: Miriam Ross

Miriam Ross — Thu, 28 Nov 2013 01:35:28 +0000

Some of the software discussed in the session was

Editing:
Final Cut X and Adobe Premiere are professional programmes which are worth using if you have the money for them
iMovie and Window Live Movie Maker are free programmes that will do the job

Creating/Finding content
ishowu (paid for) will let you capture your computer movements
firefox Flash Video Downloader add on (free) will let you download most videos online
the advanced search function in google will let you see “usage rights” so you can find images that can be shared/modified/etc

these are just starting points and there are lots more freely available. happy for people to add to this list.

By: Stephen Marshall

Stephen Marshall — Wed, 27 Nov 2013 23:34:24 +0000

Folk may find this useful:

acomp.stanford.edu/tutorials/storyboarding

By: Andy Fenton

Andy Fenton — Wed, 27 Nov 2013 17:21:38 +0000

Thanx Miriam, I’m interested in your subject and also wish to explore how we might personalise communications using video such as motivational messages to staff, or the one by Michael Edson I used at the NDF Conference Close, OR course intro’s for students – such as the THATCamp 101 – Ground Rules vid by Amanda French tutorial Donelle sent us the url to, OR even tutorials on how to operate software/eqpt.

See you this am,

Andy Fenton