Screencasting on the iPad! For Free!
In this episode, the ScreenChomp App is showcased.
It is meant as a rough “tutorial” and mainly as an introduction to the possibilities we might have using this with our students.
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“Kat”, a 7th Grader, returns to shows us something she recently learned… “Reflections”.
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Simple Interest in the setting of banking.
We are trying this one out in HD.
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Here is a look at how to figure out “percent of a number” problems using a proportion.
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Watch 6th grader, papatom, explain how to find percents.
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This special episode of Mathtrain.TV is a partial rebroadcast of a TechSmith show called, The Forge.
In this rebroadcast, Matt Pierce is joined by Dave McCollom (both of TechSmith fame) and they discuss different ways to screencast. Specifically, they focus on various input devices one can use to create screencasts.
We are extra excited, because they demonstrated one of our very own Mathtrain videos which was created by “Bob”!
Thanks to Matt, Dave and TechSmith. And thank you for permission to rebroadcast this show. I’m sure many of our viewers will find it interesting and helpful!
We edited the original segment. But go watch their intro and full show…
The original “The Forge” Episode 2, part 1 can be found here.
Find more informative videos at: www.youtube.com/user/ChannelTechSmith
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“Vincent” makes her debut. She shows us how to work with an inequality problem.
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We take a moment to show you how we create a screencast. It’s just a general overview. We can get more detailed in future videos.
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Middle school student, “Alice”, shows us how to solve a 2-step equation and how to check it.
Visit Mathtrain.TV for more student-created math tutorials from Lincoln Middle School in Santa Monica, CA.
Thanks for watching!
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We were interviewed by Alan November (of November Learning). Recently, the interview was released as a two-part podcast. You can click below to visit the November Learning pages to listen to the podcasts.
Or, listen on the November Learning’s iTunes Podcast.
Thanks to students “Bob”, “Billy Billy”, “Jerry” and “Paul”! And thanks to Brian Mull, of November Learning. We are so excited about this! 🙂
Here is our first official, student-created mathcast from 2007. It is the early version,which is not edited too much. It is a bit longer than most of our math videos.
However, 6th grader “Bob” (not her real name) created this on the spot, with no script and no rehearsal. It was also her FIRST time ever using Camtasia Studio. Camtasia Studio is the screen recording software we use. I thought we should release this as an episode.
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Probability with Ben & Jerry
6th graders “Ben” and “Jerry” show us a probability example using 2 spinners.
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