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Creating Sharable Sakai Screencasts for Your Institution Amy Neymeyr, Carol Rhodes Indiana University University Information Technology Services

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Page 1: Creating Sharable Sakai Screencasts for Your Institution Amy Neymeyr, Carol Rhodes Indiana University University Information Technology Services

Creating Sharable Sakai Screencasts for Your InstitutionAmy Neymeyr, Carol Rhodes

Indiana University University Information Technology Services

Page 2: Creating Sharable Sakai Screencasts for Your Institution Amy Neymeyr, Carol Rhodes Indiana University University Information Technology Services

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Screencasts, Oncourse CL and IU• How do screencasts fit into our online

support offerings?

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How We Distribute Screencasts1

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How Users Find Screencasts2007 2008

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Screencasts: The Good

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Screencasts: The Bad

Branding

Size

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New Directions:What We Needed to Do

• Screencast Requirements:– Sharable with [editable by] Sakai Partners

• What Technologies?– What is accessible by many?– What will allow us to update easily?

– Generic Sakai content only– Able to be played on portable devices– Exchangeable audio and other assets– Accessible

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How We Responded• Experimentation with PowerPoint

Using Sakai-only Content– http://www.indiana.edu/~edclass/Sakai08/WeightedCategory_PercentCSR.ppt– http://www.indiana.edu/~edclass/Sakai08/Regular_PowerPoint_Messages_Tool_POC.ppt– http://www.indiana.edu/~edclass/Sakai08/csrMergeSiteContent_1_.ppt

– Pros:• Most have PowerPoint• Screen snaps in grayscale can reflect most Sakai environments• Master pages enable swappable content• Imported audio is exchangeable• Accessible• Wondershare or other conversion software converts to MP4

– Cons:• Timeline is difficult to manage• No savings in development time compared to Captivate

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How We Responded• Experimentation with Captivate

Using Sakai-only Content– http://www.indiana.edu/~ittrain/oncourse/feature_demos/

qs_gdbook_change_grade_type.htm– Demonstration of customizing skins at

http://www.indiana.edu/~edclass/CustomizeAddYourSakaiSkin.html

– Pros: • More focused, Sakai-only content mostly reflects various Sakai

environments• Library objects enable swappable content• Imported audio is also exchangeable• ByteScout SWF to Video conversion software converts to mp4

– Cons:• Captivate does not record in Grayscale• Editing requires investment in Captivate• SWFs are not accessible, necessitating scripts. Example:

http://www.indiana.edu/~edclass/Sakai08/gdbook_change_grade_type.doc 9

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Your Turn

• What do our Sakai partners need?• Your input• Questions?

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