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Recommended readings on best practices for creating library instructional videos? (articles or book chapters, OA preferred but not required.) Thanks!
October 12, 2011
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~Courtney F, Yo Joe. No, go slow., awd and 2 other people liked this
I have seen articles on this (do you have access to a lib lit database?), but for examples and ideas try the ACRL PRIMO collection of instructional materials - there for the sharing - why create something new if someone else already is sharing it http://bit.ly/mZZnom
- steven bell
Good idea, Steven. This is for an online class I'm teaching. I'll link to the PRIMO collection for sure. I do have access to a couple of LIS databases, and I have a couple of things I think will work as readings. I just wanted to get any awesome personal recommendations that LSW might have as well.
- Jason P
Is the question "Best practices for videos" or "Best practices for library videos"? If the former, I'd look way and outside of libraryland to find good tutorials for video creation.
- Jason Griffey
Hm, the context is library videos, but that's a good point.
- Jason P
ANTS has a best practices in screencasting wiki: http://ants.wetpaint.com/page... (the whole project is open-source).
- kaijsa
Not really best practices, but a nice writeup: http://www.istl.org/10-wint...
- JffKrlsn
You guys are great. Thank you all.
- Jason P