Here it is! My post about another new tool that I tried as part of the digital storytelling focus in #etmooc that I promised to share in my last post about flip books. After seeing someone else in the course suggest using Moquu, a free app that lets you make animated GIFs from your photos, I decided to test it out.…
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Loading...This week in #etmooc we are looking at digital storytelling and I have had a couple of ideas which are both in the early stages of production. (I have another week to finish them off)
This first one started out with a photograph of a living statue street performer which my granddaughter took while we were shopping in Manchester on Saturday.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...To close out the first week of my digital storytelling explorations for #etmooc, I decided to try two new tools. I’ll talk about one in this post and the second in another post because (while writing) I realized each one requires a fairly detailed explanation.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...One of the suggested #etmooc tasks for this week’s topic of digital storytelling is to make an animated GIF. I’ve never tried created a GIF but I’ve been very interested in testing it out, especially after watching the the ”How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love the GIF” session with Jim Groom.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...This design project was produced for the ‘Understanding elearning’ unit of MSc Multimedia and elearning. It consists of a series of video tutorials for using spreadsheets. They were created using Camtasia Studio software, and follow principles for instructional design. This will be discussed in the design project rationale, to follow.…
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