Creating and Implementing Information Literacy-based Online Multimedia Instructional Content
Description
Librarians are often challenged to create online content for their user community. However, they are sometimes at a loss as to how to find appropriate software to create materials, and how to implement a scalable workflow. This presentation will be an interactive discussion about the common issues faced when creating your own videos and tutorials. It will provide an overview of free and commercial software options that are available to create interactive videos, tutorials, and quizzes. We will also discuss best practices, strategies for workflow, and real-world examples of implementation. Upon completion, attendees will be able to evaluate and select software that will meet their creation needs, and implement a scalable workflow to create videos, tutorials, and quizzes that meet their institution’s goals for information literacy.
Start Date
21-3-2013 2:30 PM
End Date
21-3-2013 3:30 PM
Creating and Implementing Information Literacy-based Online Multimedia Instructional Content
Librarians are often challenged to create online content for their user community. However, they are sometimes at a loss as to how to find appropriate software to create materials, and how to implement a scalable workflow. This presentation will be an interactive discussion about the common issues faced when creating your own videos and tutorials. It will provide an overview of free and commercial software options that are available to create interactive videos, tutorials, and quizzes. We will also discuss best practices, strategies for workflow, and real-world examples of implementation. Upon completion, attendees will be able to evaluate and select software that will meet their creation needs, and implement a scalable workflow to create videos, tutorials, and quizzes that meet their institution’s goals for information literacy.