Free Online Seminar on Screencasting
The SirsiDynix Institute is holding a free web seminar on screencasting on November 8, 2006.
Screencasting is "a movie of your computer screen that records everything displayed on the screen as you demonstrate a procedure, along with your voice, if you wish. The recording is saved to a file for later playback".
The presenter, Paul R. Pival (MLS, SUNY Buffalo), is the Distance Education Librarian at the University of Calgary in Alberta, Canada, and the author of the weblog, The Distant Librarian.
For more on screencasting, you may want to have a look at a new blog created recently by well-known reference librarian and search expert Greg Notess called LibCasting: Screencasting and libraries.
The archive of earlier SirsiDynix Institute presentations is available online.
Screencasting is "a movie of your computer screen that records everything displayed on the screen as you demonstrate a procedure, along with your voice, if you wish. The recording is saved to a file for later playback".
The presenter, Paul R. Pival (MLS, SUNY Buffalo), is the Distance Education Librarian at the University of Calgary in Alberta, Canada, and the author of the weblog, The Distant Librarian.
For more on screencasting, you may want to have a look at a new blog created recently by well-known reference librarian and search expert Greg Notess called LibCasting: Screencasting and libraries.
The archive of earlier SirsiDynix Institute presentations is available online.
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