Tag: screencasting

The Power of the Micro Screencast: How Educators Can create GIFs to Save Time and Enhance Learning

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This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my disclosure for details. Everyone loves GIFs. As I’m sure you  know, you can now easily search Twitter for GIPHY.com Gifs to share. They seem to be everywhere. https://twitter.com/mjkushin/status/771089330563604480 But how can GIFs enhance your job as a professor and help your students learn more all while […]

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Are Your Classroom Handouts Stuck In the Last Century?

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This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my disclosure for details. A little while ago I posted about just how useful screencasting is for teaching students how to use tools and software on the computer/web. I also recently posted on a favorite image screen capture Chrome add-on that makes it super easy to grab […]

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#TryThis! Teach Technology and Save Class Time with Screencasting

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This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my disclosure for details. The start of the semester is right around the corner. So I thought it’d be fun to do series of posts titled #trythis! on teaching tools and techniques I hope you will try this fall. The first is an invaluable tool I’ve been […]

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