Mobile Technology in TAFE

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Video: Using Camtasia to create podcasts

April 11, 2007 10:34 PM PDT

Richard Meagher, from Mt Lawley Senior High School, demonstrates how he uses Camtasia to create audio and video podcasts from PowerPoint Presentations. Camtasia is very similar to Movie Maker 2 (which is what I use to create my video podcasts) but is a bit more sophisticated, and slightly harder to use. The benefits of using Camtasia are you can create audio and video podcasts at the same time, and you can choose from a range of formats, most importantly you can save in m4a format that works on video ipods. If you want to know more about Camatasia check out it out at www.techsmith.com

Richard has two podcast sites where he podcasts excellent audio and video podcasts on chemistry and physics using Camtasia (Chemistry - meagher's classes and physics - meagher's classes). Check out his podcasts they are really good.

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Mobile Technology in TAFE websites are all about m-learning, e-learning and mobile technology. I also have more information at Mobile Technology in TAFE wiki and Mobile Technology in TAFE blog. Please use my sites to learn more about how we use these technologies with students.

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I work as an aquaculture lecturer at the WA Maritime Training Centre, Challenger TAFE in Western Australia. I have been working with a range of mobile technologies with students since late 2005. The purpose of my podcast and wiki site is to document my learning journey with mobile and Web 2.0 technology so that I can share my experiences with other lecturers. My main focus is how these technologies can be used practically to benefit lecturers and students. [img:http://aquaculturepda.wikispaces.com/i/b/120x40.gif] [http://aquaculturepda.wikispaces.com/]

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