Month: July 2010

Using YouTube for audio/video feedback for students

[flickr]2469419808[/flickr] A long, long, long time ago I wrote a post Using Tokbox for Live and Recorded Video Feedback in which I demonstrated how the free ManyCam software could be used to turn your desktop into a virtual webcam to provide feedback on students work in a Russell Stannard styley. Recently my colleague Kenji Lamb […]

Bookmarklets: Auto form filling and more

[flickr]4326217872[/flickr] Bookmarklets are small applications which can be saved in your web browser as … well ‘bookmarks’, which then let you use one-click automation of a wide variety of tasks from sending links, manipulating font-size, looking up related information. JISC TechDis even have a collection of web accessibility tools as part of their JISC TechDis […]

97%* of desktop web browsers can now enjoy iTitle Twitter Subtitling – Vimeo edition

[flickr]4619831939[/flickr] Having spent a couple of nights crunching code it’s time to catch up with some paperwork. Since writing about the iTitle updates in Twitter subtitling, the three E’s: Embed, embed, embed Brian Kelly has followed up with a couple of posts (Captioned Videos of IWMW 2010 Talks and Twitter Captioned Videos Gets Even Better) […]

What I’ve starred this week: July 27, 2010

Here's some posts which have caught my attention this week: VidScan: Timelines Youtube Videos to Shows The Best Parts – July 26, 2010 – #N Selected Highlights from the JISC Digital Media Blog – July 26, 2010 Here comes the private HE sector? – July 26, 2010 Android’s Voice-Activated Search Is an Awesome Calculator and […]

Twitter/YouTube commenting: Embeddable, open sourced and with its own WordPress plugin [uTitle]

Having added embed options for the Twitter subtitling of live events (iTitle), it made sense to include these with the Twitter/YouTube commenting tool (uTitle). As both these tools have some code in common adding embed options for the player and player+navigation was relatively straight forward. So now you can embed Twitter commented YouTube videos in […]

Twitter subtitling, the three E’s: Embed, embed, embed

A conversation with Brian Kelly led to a quick refresh of the Twitter Subtitle Generator (iTitle) [I’ve got tired of linking to all of mine and Tony’s previous posts on this so started the Twitter subtitling wikipedia entry]. Brian was interested in using iTitle to create twitter captioned versions of videos from IWMW10. Their plan […]

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What I’ve starred this week: July 20, 2010

Here's some posts which have caught my attention this week: Scottish Government to consider Cable’s ‘graduate tax’ – Press & Journal – July 20, 2010 Graduate tax and private colleges at heart of higher education blueprint | Education | The Guardian – July 20, 2010 Creative Commons Licensing Now Available for Vimeo Videos – July […]

Your Inbox: Getting More Social

I feel bad for not blogging recently so I’m going to cheat a bit. Today BBC News – Technology had a story about Outlook gets Facebook integration, which talks about the MS Outlook Social Connector. Originally I was just going to ‘tweet’ a link to the story with a related link to something I had […]

What I’ve starred this week: July 13, 2010

Here's some posts which have caught my attention this week: DIY Android Apps – July 12, 2010 Live Meeting–What’s new in Office 2010 for students and teachers – July 9, 2010 Millennials will make online sharing in networks a lifelong habit – July 9, 2010 Blackboard Blogs: Elluminate + Wimba + Bb = Bb Collaborate […]

What I’ve starred this week: July 6, 2010

Here's some posts which have caught my attention this week: Zoho Challenge: Free Web Based Test Creation Software – June 28, 2010 Pullfolio – Portfolio Service for Flickr Photos – June 25, 2010 First Look at Windows Live Essentials Beta’s New Social Features [Screenshot Tour] – June 25, 2010 Bettween Makes Tracking And Sharing Twitter […]

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