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Thursday, September 2, 2010
This was also done with other eLearning movies that were based on animations (Spanish example below, the second half of the 2 min video features the animation). In the Big Question launched by Tony Karrer this month , he wonders how we use Text-to-Speech (TTS) in our courses? If you have not used TTS in your courses yet, have a look.
 
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Learning bonus : sharing stories via pictures, sharing medical cases, Camtasia studio : great screen and live recording tool to create podcast's or other movies. The surplus of Camtasia is the wide variety of formats it can publish in (including mobile) and its really stunning way (= easy) to add subtitles to the movies you make.
 
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Look at the movie to find out more on the community based mapping of hotspots. While traveling, many of us don't know where to find the nearest wifi spot, hence paying through the nose to get on the internet with our mobile devices (well, some of us, like me). How to install it on your wifi-enabled phone and start?
 

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Capture Fox Movie is a Firefox add-on and a handy tool to create tutorials about a software, a web site. Capture screen, record your sound and get an AVI (movie) file. or anything that can be displayed on your computer. It records your screen frame by frame. You can also record your voice. Features. Adjust video quality. Easy to use.
Click To Play These are most of the participants of the workshop. It is really intens, but great thanks to all the questions all you participants asked
When I am sad and really down, watching a movie helps. While National Treasure is one of those "Yeah, it'll all be ok, dont worry" movie with its own set of cheap thrills, I didnt mind too much cuz it was entertaining, funny in patches, had its share of picks from age old urban legends. hate the experience of watching a movie alone.
I have run in to this problem a few times lately and some clients have recently asked the question too: "How can I get my Captivate project to play faster? It seems to take forever to start as it has to completely download before it begins." Schnicker.
was being able to find my movie clips in the code. usually work on a single Flash timeline with lots of nested movie clips that make up my elearning: Frame 1 has an intro movie clip, Frame 2 introduces the course, etc. is that I couldn't figure out how to control my main movie from within my nested movie symbol.
Look at this uploaded movie: In the meantime the iPhone/Moodle platform is getting into shape: [link] Things moving on several fronts: getting proposals out, checking codes, making coding manuals (thank you very much Beto!).
Emre Sevinc (who has an astonishing knowledge on eLearning, IT architecture and cognitive sciences amongst others) got me on this great movie which features geometrical characters that speak with the voices from famous actors. Let me paste the synopsis of the story: " Flatland: The Movie is an animated film inspired by Edwin A.
Ever heard someone yell at characters on a movie screen or talk back to the television? Novels, movies, and TV may be more appropriate metaphors for adult learning than classrooms are. by Rich Mesch. Storytelling is one of the most effective yet underused methods for enhancing adult learning.  It’s not surprising. See you there!
(I am watching 3 movies over this long Independence Day weekend so dont be surprised if this starts to look like a movie blog!) While she did insist on watching this movie, her insistence was well deserved. Now all of you movie connosieurs shouldnt get me wrong. The movie isn't and will never be the critics' favorite.
After having read a rather uncomplimentary review of Sarkar Raj , I was a bit circumspect about watching the movie. after all if I've purchased the ticket, I must watch the movie!" The movie does finish in a hurry though and a few parts are a bit difficult to believe; but then that's Indian cinema aint it? Sumeet Moghe, 2009.