December 16th, 2007 — Multimedia
I’m becoming more interested in how video can be used in education and how to make it interactive. An interesting application that can be used is VideoPaper Builder, a free program produced by the Concord Consortium.
If there is video on the Web (i.e., You Tube, Google Videos, etc.) and you want to create some text or hyperlinks that relate to certain objects within the video, go to Asterpix to see how easily this can be done.
convert this post to pdf. December 14th, 2007 — Multimedia
If you want to learn more about Web 2.0, Atomic Learning has a series of videos on the topic, which can be found at http://movies.atomiclearning.com/k12/web20/
convert this post to pdf. November 25th, 2007 — Multimedia
Hyperstudio has been resurrected and is in version 5.0 now. There are some new features. Years ago, I used Hyperstudio instead of Powerpoint and before Keynote was out.
I wonder if you can still export the Hyperstudio files and put them on the Web? If I remember correctly, a plug-in had to be installed on the server but I don’t think the user (the person wanting to view the Hyperstudio file on the web) had to install anything on their computer. (I know they had to install a Hyperstudio viewer on their computer and I assume that is still the case.)
Unfortunately, the MacKiev website provides some information but I’d like to see a more extensive list of the features.
convert this post to pdf. June 14th, 2007 — Multimedia
What is Web 2.0. Let this video (from You Tube) illustrate it.
convert this post to pdf. November 9th, 2005 — Multimedia
This is a site that is looking at technologies that are part of Web 2.0.
TechCrunch Comparing The Flickrs of Video
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