Reviews
These are our informal reviews of various learning technologies, developments in e-learning, publications.
| Date | Title | Category | Tags |
|---|---|---|---|
| August 22, 2011 | Lecture Capture Conference Review On the 16th June 2011, Queen Mary hosted the Association for Learning Technology (ALT) conference on Lecture Capture – Doing it well and at scale. The event was well attended and there were a variety of interesting and thought provoking presentations. A review of the day has now been published in the ALT online newsletter. Also, recordings of the presentations are available through the ALT lecture capture event web page. |
Reviews | conferences, lecture capture, lecturecapture |
| July 12, 2011 | Screencasting: Jing versus Screenr Screencast tools provide a way to record your computer screen and can include audio and video. This is a great tool if you would like to explain something to a student or give quick feedback. It is very convenient for short demonstrations which can be viewed over and over again. Two free products that we [...] |
Introducing... Reviews | Screencast, screencasting |
| May 16, 2011 | QM Podcasting Survey Results Dr. Katherine Fleming, from the school of English and Drama, was the lucky winner of a Kindle which was a prize draw for those who completed our Podcasting Lectures at QM Survey. The survey attracted 83 staff and 614 student respondents who shared their views on the technology. |
News and Events Reviews | podcasting, q-review, survey |
| March 16, 2011 | Angie Raymond shares her Q-Review experience Angie Raymond, from the Centre for Commercial Law Studies, gives tips on recording lectures using Q-Review Personal Capture. She also talks about student attendance… |
Case studies Reviews | lecture capture, podcasting, q-review |
| November 19, 2010 | First Blackboard Webinar – Creating a Basic Blackboard Assessment We held our first Blackboard webinar on Wednesday the 17th November at noon, on Creating a Basic Blackboard Assessment. You can view a recording of the webinar on this webpage: http://www.screencast.com/t/uXorFdBut. Here is what was covered in the 30 minute slot: A Sample Assessment from the student’s perspective – showing different question types – such [...] |
News and Events Reviews | |
| November 5, 2010 | Law lecturer turns his lecture material into podcasts Mr. Bishop felt conscious over the years that too much of his class time was being spent giving basic content, leaving little time to explain the material to his students. So he decided to turn this basic content into podcasts which his students could listen to before class, take necessary notes, and then he could [...] |
Case studies Reviews | podcasting, q-review |
| August 11, 2010 | YouTube versus Screencast There are several media sharing websites that can be used to host your video recordings. Most offer a free version and the ability to embed your media onto a webpage such as a blog, or in the VLE (E.g. Blackboard). Media sharing websites offer varying features, so I have done a brief comparison of two [...] |
Blog posts Reviews | Screencast, video, webtools, youtube |
| August 6, 2010 | Editing your videos using Jaycut’s free tool This is a follow-up to the “Using the Flip Camera to make online videos in Blackboard” post. I went on a hunt to find an inexpensive video editing software that could be used on my PC to edit my flip camera recordings and stumbled upon a rather impressive free online editor, Jaycut. Jaycut requires no [...] |
Introducing... Reviews | webtools |
| June 16, 2010 | Managing appointments online using free web tools Do you need your students to make an appointment with you? Or maybe you want to set up a meeting and need to know what the best date/time based on everyone’s availability is? Do you want to get rid of paper sign up sheets? There are a few online options available, most of which offer [...] |
Reviews | web 2.0, webtools |
| June 15, 2010 | Physics lecturer shares his experience of recording his lecture Our Q-Review lecture capture system has really picked up momentum over the last few months, as more and more lecturers are braving the new phenomenon to record their lessons and make it available to their students. But what do lecturers and students actually think of this tool? |
Blog posts Case studies Reviews | Echo360, lecturecapture, q-review |


