To create this digital movie without a digital camera, use the Jing feature "capture video". The user selects a region or area to be recorded. The area is chosen by clicking and dragging the "rectangle" to make a capture.The options for saving a capture are: (1) Choose save from the Jing toolbar menu to save to your device (2) a specific url is created, copied to your clipboard and ready to be pasted in a new tab (3) Click "share via screencast" this allows your Jing video to be uploaded to your library, located at screencast.com. To retrieve my screencast (1) it depends on where I choose to save (pictures, desktop, etc...) (2) Go to screencast.com and choose share; a link and/or an embed code are generated by screencast.com. To share with others, I have the option of embedding a code into blogs, webpages or emailing the link. Jing also creates a hyperlink that is copied to your clipboard, which can be pasted anywhere. Jing videos are saved as (swf), this file extension indicates a small web format, used for embedding videos, and playing flash animation files.
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Teachers using Jing are designing and exploring creative applications of technology to promote student learning. Jing would allow teachers to model digital-age work and learning by providing screen captures and videos to deliver content. I have found screen captures especially effective when describing a lengthy process. For example, screen captures that assist students setting up a blog can be beneficial.
2. Design and Develop Digital-Age Learning Experiences and Assessment
a. design or adapt relevant learning experiences that incorporate digital tools and resources to promote student learning and creativity
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