Professional Development With Richard Byrne
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Let’s face it, some emails are easier to respond to with a short audio or video message than they are with text. That’s why I often answer tech help requests with short screencast videos. It’s also …
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Reverse image search is a process that I’ve used and helped students use to find the origins of a meme, to discover the history of some flea market pottery, and to identify lots of plants and birds. …
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Last week I wrote about using timestamps and transcripts to help students access specific parts of instructional videos. In reply a reader asked for suggestions on how to make sure students actually …
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Last week YouTube added a new upload option specifically for educational videos. Trying that new feature was the inspiration for this week’s post in which I’ll highlight some other YouTube features …
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A few weeks ago I outlined roles for group video projects. In response to that a reader asked me for suggestions for project management tools that students can easily use. So that’s what this post is …
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If a student has ever said to you, "I can't find anything about this," the webinar that I'm hosting on February 15th is for you. On February 15th I'm hosting Search Strategies for History Students …
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