Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Jing Video

I've created the following tutorial using Jing. Hopefully, I've embedded it properly. Also, I have a new found respect for voice-over actors. It's especially tough when you need to maneuver things on the computer at the same time. This is my first attempt at making a Jing video. I'm hoping to get better.
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6 comments:

  1. Amy DuShane says... (I can't get blogspot to put my info on my responses!)


    Wow, that was pretty impressive! I too explored Jing this week, but adding the audio was a lot more ambitious. How long did it take to create the video, including recording the audio? Also, where did you get the program to demonstrate the crosses? I was just curious because while I teach physical science, another teacher at my school could really use this!

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  2. Looks great! Same question..how long did it take to create this video?I explored Jing also but cannot say I have been successful. I posted a picture and I have given the url on my blog but was not able to paste the actual picture. I was thinking that there should be a way to just click on the url to go to the picture but it doesn`t. I went by the steps explained in the video in Webtools 2011. I have identified Jing to be one of the tools I will use in class and plan to look at it in detail.

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  3. It took awhile to create the video. I used SMART Notebook to do show the crosses. All the teacher laptops at our district come with this program. Even if the teacher doesn’t have a SMART Board, the program can still be very helpful. It took me a good bit to get everything set up and in the right place. I found the hardest part to be doing the audio. One little stumble on a word and you have to start from the beginning. You say the wrong thing 4:30 minutes into it and you have to start back over. If anyone knows a way to edit Jing a little easier let me know. Start to finish, I would estimate it took me 45 minutes to do it. I had fun making it!

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  4. Nice job Taylor. How would you use this video- in class, or would you post it somewhere for your students?

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  5. We use Moodle at our school. I'm going to post this video on Moodle, so that they can look at anytime.

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  6. Thanks! I just got the Smart Board software, so I will have to look into it!

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