SCREENCASTING WITH WINK

SCREENCASTING WITH WINK

LLA Preconference March 10, 2010Libcasting In your Library

Lori Spradley

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SCREENCASTING WITH WINK

Screencasting can be defined as the recording of a computer screen with narration

How libraries use screencasting

There are three types: directional, conceptual, and informational

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Directional

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SCREENCASTING WITH WINK

http://mars.wnec.edu/~infolit/flash/findbook.html

Conceptual

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDGJ2CYfY9A&feature=channel_page

Informational

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http://library.blip.tv/file/157600

SCREENCASTING WITH WINK

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Create a new project

Define a section or capture the whole screen

Hit enter

Add audio

Text boxes

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SCREENCASTING WITH WINK

SCREENCASTING WITH WINKView video on the

web

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SCREENCASTING WITH WINKSaves your

screencast in five different formats:

HTMLJavaScript Flash Wink Project file

format (.wnk) PDF

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SCREENCASTING WITH WINKPros Cons

You can’t preview selected frames

You can’t zoom in or out

Limited control over resizing and editing the objects you insert

Intuitive similar to a PC interface

Built-in tutorials

Creates frames for easy editing

Free

Easy to use

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