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Thursday, January 27, 2005

You say Potato... Jon Udell: Screencast guidelines

I used to subscribe to Jon Udell's blog and for some reason I stopped.  I think I'm going to start again.  Jon isn't a librarian on paper, but you may remember from a nifty little tool called Library Lookup

I just learned that he's starting to push a concept he's dubbed as "Screencasts", which seems to me to be a generic term for these Viewlets and Captivate projects I've been going on about for so long.  In a nutshell, he says, "show, don't tell".  And he's got 22 of these things up here to prove his point.  No, they're not all library-related, but you will learn something by watching them, and they will convince you you should be considering this form of instruction to reach your distance students!

Link: Jon Udell: Screencast guidelines.

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