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eClips - Examples - 5 Minutes or Less
Short List: Carefully selected, Varied
Examples of eClips
(5 Minutes or Less)
Free downloads
of "players" needed for viewing or playing some
eClips offered on this page
MERLOT "Personal Collection" of Examples from Ray Purdom,
UNCG
Examples featuring TLT Group staff and senior
associates/consultants
Examples featuring others
Related
Experiments
Permissions & Restrictions on Usage
Sampler of YouTube Videos Produced or
Selected by TLT Group
Ray Purdom & Todd Zakrajsek Introducing/Discussing
Zakrajsek's 5-Minute Workshops
[ <2 Mins Audio MP3 - Excerpt from phone call
1/30/2007]
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Other Examples: DIFFERENT Ways
to Produce Useful eClips.
We recommend that you allow some time for
yourself to consider what you see/hear before discussing
each of these eClips
with others.
As you view/play these eClips, please
consider some of these questions:
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How could each of the following be used?
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How could it be improved?
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What features would encourage someone to
use this repeatedly (as faculty developer, teacher,
student)?
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Which of the Seven Principles of Good
Practice in Undergraduate Education does it support?
How?
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What could be added to this eClip to
convert it to a brief hybrid workshop? To a module
that might be used in a course - undergraduate?
graduate?
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5-Minute
eClips & Hybrid Workshops -
Recent Examples from the TLT Group
Intro to YouTube - For Beginners -
Getting YouTube Account, Uploading First Video
Steve Gilbert produced, recorded the audio for
this 5 minute intro and used LecShare Pro to produce
several versions including a
YouTube video and a
Microsoft Word document with no sound but
much sharper images.
Liver and Onions - The Power of People Getting
Together, Telling Personal Stories - Maureen
Greenbaum of Union County College, recorded with
permission by telephone 2/9/2007, plus PowerPoint
slides, images. Less than 4 minutes. -
Produced Using Free Trial Version of LecShare Pro
6/1/2007.
Help for
Faculty/Professional Development Crisis?
5-Minute Hybrid Workshops, 5-Minute Clips, and
Other Ways of Linking Online and Face-to-Face
Activities: Steve Gilbert, Prep for April 13, 2007 FridayLive! Session
5-Minute Clip About 5-Minute Hybrid Workshops
- Steve Gilbert, TLT Group
[5 minute
narrated slideshow, begins automatically;
produced via LecShare, MS PowerPoint, Audacity,
QuickTime]
Tech-Enhanced Learning
Space Design : Steve Ehrmann,
Prep for
April 6, 2007 FridayLive! Session
Top 10
Assessment Objections - FMOs: Steve Ehrmann,
Prep for
March 30, 2007 FridayLive! Session
Sample YouTube Video: Embedded
in this web page - view now from here
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Examples
Variety of topics, purposes, modalities, anticipated
usage (standalone vs. complementary vs.
supplementary)
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"Attending
Genocide Conference" Kathleen Young et
al., Western Washington University
This was one of 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 that provide an
excellent model for one way to extend the
possibilities of a brief clip. Please
don't be intimidated by this example.
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Writing Assignments within Culinary Courses
3 minutes videorecording
Prof. Earl Arrowood of Bucks County Comm.
College - arrowood@bucks.edu - talks about his
approach and a very specific writing assignment
for his culinary students.
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Exploring Educational Potential of Second Life -
Online Virtual World
- Drew Smith, USF
[< 5 minutes; FridayLive! Session March 23, 2007 2pm EDT;
Produced via Articulate]
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Educational
uses of Google Docs & Spreadsheets -
Cindy Russell, University of Tennessee Health
Sciences Center
[Excellent
5-minute version produced via Articulate;
PLUS duplicate info in other modalities - PDF
version of PowerPoint, MP3 version of sound, ...]
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"The Last Day of Class"
- Todd Zakrajsek, Central Michigan University
[Need QuickTime or similar player.
Videorecording.]
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Several
Examples of 5-Minute Workshops [From
Faculty Centre for Innovative Teaching at
Central Michigan Univ. Need QuickTime or similar player.
mostly videorecordings.]
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Blended Librarians [set of 5
videorecording clips - each available in 3
formats - of John Shank of Penn State
Berks-Lehigh Valley College & Steve Bell of
Temple U, addressing
5 Blended Librarian topics - from 40 seconds to
4.5 minutes]
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Virtual Office Hours (audio-narrated
PowerPoint as videorecording via YouTube)
Ideas regarding the use of technology to promote
student-faculty contact or interaction. Created
and posted on You Tube.
From: Charles Ansorge, Prof., U. Neb - Lincoln,
cansorge@unl.edu
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Selection of "How-to" instructions
(audio-narrated slideshow + screen captures)
Western Ky. U. Academic Tech videos (how-to's on
Technology):
[NOTE: "printable versions of these
tutorials are available upon request" - good for
instructions about doing something ON a computer
- because cannot in many cases view the
instructional video AND do the steps at the same
time - but could refer to a printout! = SWG
20070412]
From: Sally Kuhlenschmidt, Director, Faculty
Center for Excellence in Teaching (FaCET),
sally.kuhlenschmidt@wku.edu
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"How-to" instructions for
faculty about entering grades in student info
system; e.g.,
Entering Grades (90 Seconds)
(audio-narrated slideshow + screen captures)
"90 second (or less) video clips to introduce
our faculty, staff, and students to
features of our campus portal:
http://my.wlc.edu/ics"
"As faculty seem increasingly reluctant to
commit large blocks of time--the 90 second video
has proven
very effective in garnering interest in our new
campus portal."
From: Thomas L. Hausmann, CIO, Wisconsin
Lutheran College,
thomas.hausmann@wlc.edu
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Mystery of Reaching Faculty - "No Free Lunch?"
[1 Min. Audio MP3]
Todd Zakrajsek, CMU
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"A
Touch of Greatness" ["Students are
turned on by greatness and bored by mediocrity."
- preview and 2 other BRIEF clips from PBS
documentary film about teacher Albert Cullum -
teacher, author who died in 2003 - perhaps best
known for his book: The Geranium On The
Windowsill Just Died But Teacher You Went Right
On (written 1971, reprinted: Harlin Quist Books,
2000). Videorecording clips can be viewed
with either RealPlayer or QuickTime player.
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