Marcia Williams, who is a faculty member at BCC and on the Washington Working Connections Advisory Board, just sent me a fabulous list of Camtasia project ideas that I want to share with everyone.
- Powerpoint narration
- Demo of how to do something on the computer
- Tour of my online website for my online course
- Critique of a pseudo-student paper - like a lecture on paragraph construction, etc
- Foreign Language - pronunciation practice
- Health Professions - pronunciation practice (long technical terms)
- ESL - pronunciation practice
- Review of a test - after the fact - can save class time even in a campus section
- Review of an assignment's specifications - as it is assigned. I always create an .exe of my programming assignments and walk students through the execution of the program
- Pre-submission checklist for a programming (or any) assignment - using a rubric like a checklist - or the assignment specs again - get students to find and correct their own mistakes before they submit so grading is easier (hooray!), students fix and learn from their own mistakes, and they earn a better grade. Win, Win!
- Critique of an interior design class project - so students can see what a critique looks like
- Two person dialog - perhaps acting out a historical event/conversation
Here are a few more ideas from me:
- Online orientation for a distance learning class. I've been using one for the past year and it helps students to understand how the class works.
- Math instructors (or any one teaching math for their field) showing and telling students how to solve problems using Camtasia installed on a tablet pc.
- Art instructor explaining concepts in art history.
- Critique/feedback for multimedia projects
If you'd like to add other ideas, please post a comment!
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