Back in July I had the pleasure of attending a poster unveiling at Muehl Public Library in Seymour, Wisconsin (one of the OWLS member libraries). I worked with Elizabeth Timmins, the director, and recorded the unveiling and several interviews with people attending the program. After a bit of tweaking and lots of learning about Camtasia [...]
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I spent the better part of yesterday creating a screencast for InfoSoup on how to use a new feature in the catalog called Community Reviews. After having Rick and Gerri take a look at it, I’ve made it public at our newly created InfoSoup show on blip.tv and Community Reviews is now available in InfoSoup [...]
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When I recorded the CCBC workshop we hosted on April 23rd, I had no idea I was going to have such trouble posting it online for people to view. The Sony Handycam I purchased worked great, as did the wireless microphone system that goes with it, so that wasn’t the problem. (Except for my amateurish, [...]
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