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Short List: Carefully selected, Varied
Examples of eClips
(5 Minutes or Less)
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Production Method and/or Publication
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Description
Title, Source, Duration, Producer(s),
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Recording from telephone into computer;
Match audio with PowerPoint slides using
LecShare Pro;
Upload to YouTube |
"Always
check the cables!"
- Boudreaux Goes to Paris - about 2.5 minutes
Via YouTube -
Produced May 11, 2007, using an unedited MP3 recording
from a telephone call in January, 2004 with David
Boudreaux of Nicholls State University.
There are several easy, legal ways to record telephone
calls (e.g., RadioShack gizmos; Skype + Skylook
software). LecShare Pro + PowerPoint + audio
recording easily, rapidly produces a variety of formats
(see below) including mpeg4, which can be uploaded
easily, quickly, and free to
YouTube! - where almost
anyone can "play" it. Can become part of a
YouTube
"channel" - essentially a video podcast (vodcast?)
including use of an RSS feed subscription. |
Video cameras,
Cast of hundreds!Upload to YouTube,
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"Vision
of Students Today" - YouTube - 4.75 Mins
Produced by Michael
Wesch, Asst. Prof. Anthropology, Kansas State Univ. and
some of his students who are
"...exploring the impacts of digital technology on human
interaction and human interaction on digital
technology."
"Information
R/evolution"
- YouTube - 5.5 Mins
Produced by Michael
Wesch, Asst. Prof. Anthropology, Kansas State Univ. and
some of his students who are
"...exploring the impacts of digital technology on human
interaction and human interaction on digital
technology."
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Video camera,
"Talking head,"Upload to YouTube,
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"The Last Day of Class"
- Todd Zakrajsek, CMU
- about 5 minutes
Need QuickTime or similar player. Video recording.
Lots of very specific suggestions in a very short time.
Is this use of a "talking head" justified by the quality
of the sound, voice, and - especially - the content?
What could have enhanced it? |
Video camera,
Talking hands, drawings,Upload to
YouTube and other video "publishers" |
"RSS
in Plain English" - about 4.5 minutes
(opens in different window)
YouTube
version as of 7/10/2007 (opens in this same window)
from
Lee LeFever,
The Common Craft Show
- VERY CLEVER "anti-PowerPoint" charm!! How well would
this work if it were the 10th example in two days using
the same technique? How much work, time went into
writing, producing, editing?
[From same source:
Wikis in Plain English
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Video camera, editing, music, 1 speaker,
photos,
Upload to WWU server |
"Attending
Genocide Conference" - about 4.5
minutes
Kathleen Young
et al., Anthropology Dept., Western Wash. Univ.
This was one of the first, and most provocative,
responses to my request for examples of "clips"
4/12/2007. It is embedded in a Website and related
"portfolio" of materials (including student essays both
text and photographic) that provide an excellent model
for one way to extend the possibilities of a brief eClip.
Please don't be intimidated by the exceptional quality
of this example. |
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Audio-Narrated PowerPoint, photos, 1 speaker,
Match audio with PowerPoint slides using
LecShare Pro;
Upload to YouTube |
"Improving Learning in High Tech Classrooms: Using the
Seven Principles as a Guide"
This is an integrated combination of eClip (about 6.5
minutes) and
supplementary, complementary resources,
workshop guidelines, etc.
Total workshop takes
between 10 and 30 minutes.
From
Stephen
C. Ehrmann,
TLT Group. |
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Audio-Narrated PowerPoint, photos, 1 speaker,
Match audio with PowerPoint slides using
LecShare Pro;
Upload to YouTube |
Gandhi's "Seven Blunders of the World"
That Lead to Violence ...Plus 6 -
about 4 minutes (opens in new
window)
This
Brief Hybrid Workshop
integrates an eClip
with
supplementary and complementary resources.
From
Steven W. Gilbert,
TLT Group.
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Audio-Narrated PowerPoint, photos, 1 speaker,
Match audio with PowerPoint slides using
LecShare Pro;
Upload to YouTube |
Fundamental
Questions Workshop(s) - about 1
minute Intro of Fundamental Questions & related
resources
What do you most want to gain? What do you most cherish and want
not to lose? Instructions and other resources
for running workshops
centered on these powerful questions and for sharing
your own answers by toll-free phone call ("Gabcast") or
producing your own YouTube video eClip.
From Steven W. Gilbert,
TLT Group. |
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Audio-Narrated PowerPoint, photos, 1 speaker,
Match audio with PowerPoint slides using
LecShare Pro;
Upload to YouTube |
Small Steps,
Important Consequences: Postcard Stories
Stories about how a brief connection made an important
difference - via postcard, letter, email, Instant
Message, blog comment, ... whatever! Incidents that
meant a lot to the storyteller.
Instructions and other
resources for sharing your own stories by toll-free
phone call ("Gabcast") or producing your own YouTube
video eClip.
From Steven W. Gilbert,
TLT Group.
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