Screen Capture Software for Windows, Mac, and Chrome Context is everything. Recording a video lets the person on the other end actually hear your voice. So the next time a webpage, PDF, or video edit is sent to you for feedback, consider dropping the red pen and record a video instead. With Snagit, there’s no waiting. You can record your video, and share it within seconds. Myths and legends teachers' resources We regret to inform you that from 20/07/18 due to technical changes the Storycreator2 service will no longer be available. If you are a paying subscriber we will be in touch shortly. All data held on the Storycreator2 application and associated registration data will be destroyed. E2BN would like to thank everyone who has used MuseumBox for their contributions and wishes you well with your future projects. This section provides access to a range of resources created or recommended by teachers for use in lessons. These have been categorised in to 'general resources'; i.e. those that could be used with any of the myths and legends within this site, resources specific to a particular myth or legend and resources specific to the Story Creator.
The 4 Steps to Create Great Presentations [SlideShare] Rand is the man. A man with a plan and a mustache. If you’re not familiar with Rand Fishkin, now’s the time to be. He runs Moz, the popular service focused on helping companies and agencies improve their SEO, and co-founded Inbound.org. Platform Feed Reader Tutorial for NetBeans Platform for 7.0 Welcome to the NetBeans Platform Feed Reader tutorial. The Feed Reader that you create in this tutorial is a simple RSS/Atom feed browser, modeled after the Sage plug-in for Mozilla Firefox. It presents a tree of feeds with subnodes representing individual feed entries that you can open in a browser. To illustrate the end result, here you see the Feed Reader that you will create in this tutorial, displaying a feed entry from the Planet NetBeans feed:
25 Tips For Teaching With Apps 25 Tips For Teaching With Apps by Terry Heick We’ve done tips in the past for teaching with tablets. This one is similar, so there is some overlap, but this has more to do with apps specifically. Below are 25 tips for teaching with apps. Let us know in the comments what we missed. Flipped classroom 2.0 Learning Published on May 24th, 2014 | by Mark Anderson I’ve been a big fan and supporter of flipped learning for a long time. I wrote about it at length in Perfect ICT and whilst most evidence is anecdotal, in my experience, it works. For those of you who don’t know, flipped learning is the attempt to take much of the instructional element out of the classroom in to the home via homework so that support of more difficult concepts and reinforcement can take place in the classroom.
10 Websites for Reading Children's Stories Online For children, stories are the window to the outside world. Stories continue to tell generations that the world outside is filled with great adventures, heroic princes and beautiful princesses. It also has ogres and monsters that we must battle to keep it that way. I bet all of us have our own favorite stories from childhood. Most of us also have fond memories of hours spent in storytelling.
The 13 ULTIMATE Free Stock Photo Sites for your Presentation or Online Course Finding the perfect free stock photo resource is a pain. There are a ton of resources online, and I’ve created a go-to list that I want to share with you. As a content marketer and designer, I’m constantly looking for high-quality images for my presentations. I have the exact vision in my head of what image I want, but too much of the time, the photo is hard to find. I feel like half the time the results I get are that generic man-in-office photo or the super cheesy I’m-giving-a-great-presentation shot. Alkitab Bible Study - Free Bible Software Overview Alkitab Bible Study is an open source and free desktop Bible study software. It supports single/parallel view, commentaries, lexicons, dictionaries, glossaries, daily devotions, etc.
Why App Smash? Inspired by the last #1to1iPadChat , I thought it was time to post on the world craze that is App Smashing. The term App Smash was coined by the great Greg Kulowiec (@gregkulowiec) from EdTech Teacher fame. It is a hot topic in EdTech and obviously has its own Hashtag – #AppSmash. What is an App Smash?
@web2.0expo - It's very refreshing to see that there's someone else here on pearltrees who also interested in technology from Techsmith. What do you think about the latest version of Snagit? by waellerbe Jun 23