Seeing is Believing! - Using Screencasting to Flip the Classroom Presented by Steve Hull and Tracey Duffy Jisc Digital Media With the increase in use of the concept of “Flipping the Classroom”, screencasting tools provide the opportunity to embed this pedagogy into teaching and learning. In addition, with the rise in ownership and use of mobile devices, the opportunities to engage with this type of technology is becoming far easier, with the number of apps available to educators. The use of screencasting is well established in many areas of educational practice, especially with software trainers for training purposes. Screencasting began as simple screen capture (the straightforward recording of on-screen activity). With the development of online technologies and services, simple screen capture is often augmented with multiple audio tracks, captioning and still images. Its ease of use, and ability to demonstrate on screen activity, with the viewer able to play, pause and reflect, makes screencasting an ideal tool for a variety of research, learning and teaching uses. However, there are considerations in designing, building and delivering material using these tools and the launch of Jisc Digital Media’s Screencasting Infokit aims to address many of these and to provide advice, guidance and best practice. This presentation will provide an introduction to the key areas covered in Jisc Digital Media’s infokit and will also showcase a range of apps available for using mobile devices as a screencasting tool.

1. Seeing is Believing!
Using Screencasting
to Flip the Classroom
Presented by Tracey Duffy and Steve Hull
Jisc Digital Media
eLearning 2.0 Conference 23rd July 2014

2. Aims of session
• To launch Jisc Digital Media
Infokit
• To demonstrate how easy
screencasting can be in a mobile
environment

3. Who are Jisc Digital Media?
• Advice documents - covering many uses of still
images, moving images and audio
• Training & consultancy - One day workshops or
tailored collaboration
• Free Helpdesk - Responses within five days
info@jiscdigitalmedia.ac.uk
• Online surgery - Regular sessions

4. • screen capture + voiceover + metadata
• also...
– Additional video (e.g. presenter)
– Images, graphics, screen annotation
– Sound effects, music, computer audio
– Text and subtitles
– Accessibility & inclusion support, e.g. sign
language
– Idents, logos, bugs, straps, credits
• webinar, webcast, podcast...
What is screencasting?

5. How does screencasting
support flipping the
classroom?
• Self-paced learning
• Differentiation and accessibility
• Assessment (for learning)
• Assessment (of learning)
• Supports remote learners

6. • what
– definition
– terminology
• why
– advantages
– uses
• how
– hardware, software, workspace
– workflow
Screencasting Infokit

7. Screencasting Workflow
• planning
• pre-production
• production
• post-production
• delivery
• archiving
• NB: none of this is mandatory!

8. Screencasting 2.0! - Mobile
iPhone/iPad
Reflector + Jing
Explain Everything
Educreations
Show me
Screenchomp
Doceri
Stage
TouchCast
UTGreat
ReplayNote
Doodlecast Pro
Google+ hangout
Windows
Reflector + Jing
Explain Everything
Google+ hangout
Android
Reflector + Jing
Explain Everything
Educreations
AirDroid
Animoby
Lensoo Create
Screencast Video Rec
UTGreat
ZScreen Recorder
Chromecast
Google+ hangout

9. DOCERI
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/doceri-remote/id412443803?mt=8&ls=1

12. TOUCHCAST
http://www.volkskrant.nl/vk/nl/2694/Tech-Media/article/detail/3466382/2013/06/30/De-Drie-Apps-van-de-Week-TouchCast-Timehop-en-
GuessMe.dhtml

15. EXPLAIN EVERYTHING
http://www.morriscooke.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/ExplainIconWhite1-500x394.png

16. Q & A

17. Contact Us
• Tracey Duffy
Digital Media Adviser - E Learning
t.duffy@jisc.ac.uk
• Steve Hull
Digital Media Adviser – Production
s.hull@jisc.ac.uk
Jisc Digital Media
www.jiscdigitalmedia.ac.uk
info@jiscdigitalmedia.ac.uk