Your WFU issued laptop has the tools to let you make a basic, talking-head style video. On a Windows PC, you can open the Camera app and record from the built-in webcam and microphone. It will save the video as a .mp4 video file in the Camera Roll folder in…
The PowerPoint version shown in this tutorial is PowerPoint 2016, in Windows. (If you have a Mac, please note that this method will work, but your pen, highlighter “inking” and laser pointer will not be exported into your video. For an alternate method for Mac users, please see this video:…
WFU faculty, staff, and students now have three primary options for storing and working with files in the cloud – Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, and Dropbox. There are some differences between the Services.
I’m shocked by how many people are not using Google Drive. When I ask them why they don’t use it, there are two common responses. I don’t really understand how it works/what it can do. Everything gets dumped together and I can’t find anything. If either of those statements apply,…
Keep is Google’s handy note taking service/app. It uses a “sticky notes” style interface to let you create and organize notes with text, images, and audio or video recordings. You can use Keep in your browser or download the Keep app for your Android or Apple mobile device. Since it is…
Google Docs now has a basic citation functionality in G Suite for Education (the new name for Google Docs for Education, which is what WFU utilizes).
