Video, PD, and Conferencing

Sometime in the future I plan to get into the fine points of creating and using video for class (and peer) instruction. I’m still in the experimental stages, but have definitely been convinced of the handiness of some basic video editing software, a flip video, and the ever handy vimeo.com.

Personal geek hero of mine, Dan Myer, posted a very clever “how he does it” video on his blog. I highly encourage those interested to check it out.

Professional Conference Video With Semi-Professional Equipment from Dan Meyer on Vimeo.

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