I wanted to document a problem I had with the Zoom Scheduler browser extension (Chrome version) recently. This is the addon in Chrome that puts the blue “Make it a Zoom Meeting” button on the calendar entry. You can see an example of this button in this image. On the…
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…
In case you did not know, Canvas has both Teacher and Students apps available for iOS and Android. One cool feature with the Canvas Teacher app is that faculty are able to grade their student’s assignments using the app. After the student submission, the professor can grade the assignment using…
In case you did not know, Canvas has both Teacher and Students apps available for iOS and Android. One cool feature with the Canvas Student app is that the students may be able to submit their assignments there (depending on the assignment type). After the student submission, the professor can…
Did you know a spinning ceiling fan in the background of your videoconference can overload your network connection?
Mac users–did you know you can use QuickTime Player to record everything on your screen, with your voice narrating? It’s a great way to record yourself presenting a PowerPoint as you narrate, doodle or ink, and use the laser pointer. (Windows Users can use the built-in way of recording a…
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:…
Instructional Technologists Jo Lowe and Scott Claybrook will provide a workshop showcasing Adobe’s new video editing tool, Rush. Rush is available to all WFU faculy, staff, and students as part of our Creative Cloud license.
Register here for the Camtasia – Overview workshop Thursday, February 21st, 2019 • 9:30am – 10:30am Come join us for an overview of how to use Camtasia – a video editing and screen capture tool available to faculty and staff. This software is useful for those interested in flipping or blended methods…
