The video details a lab we did in physics where students had to determine the height of an air rocket launch. Sketchcast is very easy to use and the video above only took a few minutes to produce. The only drawback is that you can't save your videos to your computer or bring them into a video editor as parts of larger projects. In the past I've done similar video lessons using my digital camera a pencil and paper. While its fairly easy to do this way Sketchcast is easier.
Saturday, October 13, 2007
Sketch Cast
I've recently been introduced to Sketchcast. I'm not going to bother trying to describe it. Here's a video I created using it.
The video details a lab we did in physics where students had to determine the height of an air rocket launch. Sketchcast is very easy to use and the video above only took a few minutes to produce. The only drawback is that you can't save your videos to your computer or bring them into a video editor as parts of larger projects. In the past I've done similar video lessons using my digital camera a pencil and paper. While its fairly easy to do this way Sketchcast is easier.
The video details a lab we did in physics where students had to determine the height of an air rocket launch. Sketchcast is very easy to use and the video above only took a few minutes to produce. The only drawback is that you can't save your videos to your computer or bring them into a video editor as parts of larger projects. In the past I've done similar video lessons using my digital camera a pencil and paper. While its fairly easy to do this way Sketchcast is easier.
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