Working on your courses for Fall Semester? Why not start by creating an accessible syllabus?
Creating an Accessible Syllabus – YouTube playlist featuring 12 “how to” video shorts (averaging 2 minutes) to demonstrate applying accessible document design to a sample syllabus.
EdPuzzle 3 Minute
TOOL-torial
Add Questions to Videos, Monitor Progress, etc. EdPuzzle is an awesome
free tool that makes it a breeze to embed questions in YouTube and Vimeo
videos. When students log in and watch the videos on EdPuzzle, you can then see
their progress. Did they watch it? How did they do on the questions? This is
one of the most useful and powerful edtech tools I've come across, making
videos a much more powerful teaching construct, engaging students in the videos
as they watch and learn. Perfect for flipped and blended learning.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLOC8gp0tZY
How to Add “Time Tags” to Youtube Vids (so Viewers
can Jump to Tagged Sections)It’s Super Easy to Create These Simple
‘Bookmarks’ so Viewers Can Pop to Different Section of Your Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXa4DSLgtJ8
Screencast-o-Matic: The Original Free
Screencasting App!There are a number of free screen casting
tools available. One of the mainstays is Screencast-O-Matic, which is available
as a web app, or as a download for your PC or Mac. The free version limits
users to 15 minute videos and it does not provide editing capabilities, but you
can upgrade and get editing functionality and unlimited video using the
licensing purchased by UMM's Instructional and Media Technologies. Contact Pam
Gades (pam@morris.umn.edu)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BE-MgK2CAxY&index=11&list=PLVj5ks82jnjBgAct6_jWCgOx3PetmjfMA