Archives For Video Tutorials

I recently attended the ISTE Conference in San Diego, California this past week. One of the sessions I attended shared several resources. I never knew that Creative Commons existed in a website form that it does. Visit http://www.creativecommons.org to reference this posting. Often times, when I am in process of organizing/preparing a presentation I “borrow” content to cover my shortage of creative thought! Have you ever conducted an image search on Google and just used an image you found in a presentation? What about copying and pasting text from a PDF or website? Creative Commons allows you to search for content in several different areas of the Internet to really make sure it is legal to use. If you are a creator, this place is great for you too! It is an EASY way for you to get your content out there and license it for use. This cuts down on emails, phone calls, mail asking “can we use your…..” Check it out, there’s a lot of great resources out there and yes we can all share……even legally too!

If you’re ready to just get started……visit http://search.creativecommons.org

This is a great tutorial video on the Creative Commons functionality and search tools, courtesy of New Income University. Check it out:

This week I was thinking about the difficulty of creating step-by-step guides for our iPad users at school. I’m proud to admit that (at times) I’ve pulled out a camcorder and put the iPad on a stand and zoomed in on the screen to record the demonstration. This works, it’s effective, it achieves my goal. It is cumbersome for me to drag all this equipment out every time I want to create some sort of how to guide on the iPad. I didn’t even get the chance to search for a solution. A colleague of mine passed along an email to me yesterday that included an example of some great work on Snap Guide.

If you need to make a guide, handbook, instruction manual, video tutorial, picture tutorial……or even if you are a teacher that wants to conduct testing. This is a great tool to use! Check it out at http://www.snapguide.com.

My Big Campus

May 18, 2012 — Leave a comment

If you are an educator or student….you should totally check out My Big Campus. Look at how to sign up with your school here:

Finally! The moment we’ve all been waiting for. Google rolls out drive to Google Apps K-12 education customers. I put together a short video tutorial to show you how to get started. The process is the same whether your account is managed on an apps domain or if its a single account.

Are you a Mac User? Ever get frustrated with the lack of speed your Mac has at times? This video provides a tip to help us to be proactive about completely closing software applications on the Mac.

Now that you’ve already created your account on Twitter, what is next? How do we begin connecting with other people? How do we start to receive some amazing content? In this video, I demonstrate all of this and more. Take a look!