Camila Sousa is a Brazilian EFL /ESL teacher teaching in the US. Have a look at her blog.
Watch our interview
Originally, we tried http://wetoku.com for the interview but we had delay both in sound and image. The result was a catastrophe. Therefore, we decided to use http://screenr.com to record our interview in Skype and it worked beautifully.
Showing posts with label screenr. Show all posts
Showing posts with label screenr. Show all posts
December 20, 2009
August 31, 2009
Audio Books read by actors
I'd like to share a site I've come across which offers you the experience of reading, watching and listening to great books. The storytelling is done by well-known actors. I had such a nice time reading the books! http://www.storylineonline.net/
This is a part of one of the stories I loved : "Stellaluna"
August 25, 2009
SCREENR - screencasts for Twitter
It's never been easier to create tutorials like now with SCREENR.
This is how to do it. Sign in with your TWITTER account, then click on RECORD. Resize the shooting screen to focus on the area you would like to record on your screen. Click RECORD and start speaking. It records everything you say and do with your mouse. When you're done, click DONE , write a text to go with your tweet and wait a while (about 2 minutes). After it's been tweeted, you can also grab an embed code to publish it in your blog, have a URL address, publish it in youtube (if you have a youtube account) or download it as an mp4 file. The quality of the image is superb.
It couldn't be easier!
This is a screencast I made to show two colleagues how to remove a student from an edmodo group you've created.
This is my screencast in twitter
This is how to do it. Sign in with your TWITTER account, then click on RECORD. Resize the shooting screen to focus on the area you would like to record on your screen. Click RECORD and start speaking. It records everything you say and do with your mouse. When you're done, click DONE , write a text to go with your tweet and wait a while (about 2 minutes). After it's been tweeted, you can also grab an embed code to publish it in your blog, have a URL address, publish it in youtube (if you have a youtube account) or download it as an mp4 file. The quality of the image is superb.
It couldn't be easier!
This is a screencast I made to show two colleagues how to remove a student from an edmodo group you've created.
This is my screencast in twitter
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