If you are fortunate to be running OS X 10.7 on a mac then the Chrome
browser will allow you to operate in Full Screen mode (with absolutely
no part of the browser window). - very useful for screen recording.
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On 16 Nov 2011, at 13:01, Julian Prior wrote:
Hi Zak, Peter and Vicki,
Many thanks for your advice. I'll contact JISC legal and its good to
know that I'm not going to be sued by Apple if I use Garageband loops in
the Screencasts!
Peter's tip about making them as generic as possible is good advice as
the ones we have created thus far are quite specific to students on our
course so I'll have a think about how to address this. And Zak thanks
for the tip about only using the browser window minus the menu bar - I
hadn't thought of that.
cheers
Julian
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University of Bath
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Dear Julian,
We
made a few tutorials on screencasting including a Top Tips video that
covers things we've learnt.
My tips would be
learning
outcomes at the start and end
make the browser fonts much larger than
normal
the cursor very large for accessibility reasons
place the
CC licence at the end
try and make the material generic to help
reuse
The tutorial videos on audacity, screencasting etc are
released under CC here,
http://steeple.oucs.ox.ac.uk/resources/media/podcasting_tutorials.htmI'm
sure the Moodle world would really appreciate your screencasts being
released as CC OER
