Explanation:
Screencasts are video clips, usually consisting of captured computer screen content. They can have accompanying audio commentary or some have text call-out comments instead. Typical screencasts may be of a PowerPoint presentation with audio commentary or demonstrations of how to use particular features of computer software packages. We have some screencast guides on the ipark website here.
Case Studies
Case Study - Screencasting to replace lectures on the Introduction to Critical and Cultural Theory module
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Asynchronous 1 hour lecture delivered via Brightspace as an online movie with audio track synchronised to PowerPoint slides and chapter navigation. Suitable for unlimited numbers of students across multiple sites. Learning objectives for the class understanding and analysis of key ideas in critical and cultural theory based on set readings of primary texts.
Screencasting Videoscribehttps://unitube.hud.ac.uk/View.aspx?id=27706~5j~C0GWS7vwwq Additional Information |
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