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Screencastic experience

thelibrarygeek March 16, 2009 Library 0

Yesterday, I was able to create a three minute screencast using Techsmith’s screen recording software called Camtasia Studio 6; convert that screencast into a flash video and upload it to the amazon.sjsu.edu server (and no, it’s not Amazon.com) and post …

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My first YouTube uploaded video

thelibrarygeek March 15, 2009 Library 0

Here is the same screencast that I produced and embedded as a video blog on the previous post but this time uploaded to YouTube as a .MOV file format. I am familiar with YouTube just like any other person who …

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Screencast in flash format

thelibrarygeek March 15, 2009 Library 0

This week’s activities for the LIBR 246 class under Prof. Debbie Faires is about screencasting, defined by Ellyssa Kroski in her article written for the School Library Journal, That’s infotainment: How to create your own screencasts, as “videos that record …

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Podcast Episode 2: Uses of podcasts in libraries

thelibrarygeek March 11, 2009 Library 0

In the second episode I continued my discussion of different uses of libraries are using podcast for and gave some tips for beginners who are planning on using this information tool in their library. [podcast]http://www.thelibrarygeek.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/pod2.mp3[/podcast]

Podcast Episode 1: Uses of podcasts in libraries

thelibrarygeek March 11, 2009 Library 0

In the first episode of my podcast I enumerated some of the uses different kinds of libraries are using podcasts for. I also cited examples mentioned by Meredith Farkas in her book, Social Software in Libraries. [podcast]http://www.thelibrarygeek.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/pod1.mp3[/podcast]