techieMusings
JULY 16, 2017
When I started making math videos back in 2010, I had a tablet PC for work. So I struggled to find a good solution until I learned about the Wacom business solution display tablets. I open Camtasia. I edit the video in Camtasia. This was a major hurdle for me. I plug in my Wacom DTK-1651. I make my video!
techieMusings
APRIL 9, 2017
It was the summer of 2010, at the Building Learning Communities Conference, that I learned about Camtasia Studio — software that would allow me to create a screencast, edit my video, and produce and share my final product. As soon as I saw a demo of Camtasia, I knew that my classroom would change completely.
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techieMusings
JUNE 2, 2015
A very quick recap of my evolution: 2010 – started by making screencasts for my AP Calculus AB students. I use Camtasia Studio (PC only) to record, edit, and produce my videos. Note: Camtasia Mac does not allow for the embedded quizzes, but you can also use a webtool like Zaption for that (see below).
The Learning Revolution Has Begun
DECEMBER 4, 2012
While I appreciate the incredible opportunities to learn from the amazing diversity of video recordings from teachers (and students!) In short, the flipped classroom has allowed Stacey to create a supportive, calm, inspiring classroom – a learning space where students can truly thrive. or "be taught from the best teachers."
TeacherCast
MAY 8, 2019
In 2010, I had the opportunity to listen to my first podcast while taking a trip with my wife and from that moment, my life and my career would forever take an amazing turn that has given me the opportunity to connect with thousands of educators and hundreds of companies and make a pretty nice life for my family in the process.
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