THIS IS MY NEW WIKI​

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As you take the time to choose your digital collaboration tool to try, think about the following things:

1. What type of media do you want to work with

   • Visual images
   • Sound
   • Audio narration
   • Presentation narrative

2. Consider where your source of content will be coming from

   • Do you own the images?
   • Will there be a necessary attribution needed on the images?
   • How will your audience be viewing your content?
     • This can determine your final product
     • Also can affect your final image and audio export format
3. Now we will take time to demonstrate digital audio and video tools

Great video on digital collaboration within a school district.	Next you can see the video on Digital Storytelling shown in the presentation also....

Here is a sample Microsoft PhotoStory slideshow, which conveniently adds a player with the slideshow for viewing by all systems. Low resolution cell phone photos used in most of this slideshow...sorry!	Here is a sample of a Slideshare introduction I made for a course I was teaching a few years ago. From it you can see how Slideshare with it's online format is more suitable for embedding for multiple platform access. For some reason the sound capabilities of this Slideshare did not come forward with the presentation.
	Davis edu653 powerpointslideshare from Mary Jo Davis

This is the collaboration tools matrix create and included in the program handout.


My own promotional video created to give patrons a tour of our media center. This video was created with Audacity for audio recording, ProShow Gold for slideshow creation and syncing narration, and then uploaded to my personal YouTube account to embed in multiple locations.



Here is the same video embedded at TeacherTube, for those educators where YouTube access is blocked at their institution.