Video+Activities

=Video Activity #1 Part A:=



1. OS used: Macintosh Snow Leopard version 10.6.6 2. To capture the full screen of my computer I used the built-in function (Shift+command+4). This can capture all or part of your screen. 3.To resize the image I imported it into Preview (Mac program) that can resize or save graphics into various graphic types.

=Part B:=



1. OS used: Macintosh Snow Leopard version 10.6.6 2. I used the built-in function (Shift+command+4) to capture the screen. 3. I used the annotation function in Preview to create the arrows and text and saved the file.

=Part C:=

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1. OS used: Macintosh Snow Leopard version 10.6.6 2. I used Jing Pro to record the video. While Jing Pro is easy to use, it lacks several important functions such as adding text, pointers, etc. 3. I used Jing Pro in recording the video. I had to "practice" the concepts I wanted to convey several times before recording. I managed to record it in one take.

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1. OS used: Macintosh Snow Leopard version 10.6.6 2. I used ScreenFlow to record the video. I wanted to compare ScreenFlow to Jing Pro to compare the functionality. 3. ScreenFlow was used in recording the video and with screen recorders that are moderately priced I was able to edit, add text and remove audio mistakes.

=Video Activity #2=

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1. OS used: Macintosh Snow Leopard version 10.6.6 2. I used Animoto to record the video. Animoto is easy to use and I found that the controls were informative and easy to find. 3. Animoto is easy to use but the constant push to upgrade was annoying and the limitation of time was quite low. It did converting and upload without incident.