This EVO time has allowed me the opportunity to learn a little bit more about tools also. Two tools I have been playing with are Blogcheese and Qlipboard . The first one is a video blog tool and the second allows you to take screenshots, then you can record your voice over the screenshots. Later you can upload your slide show to Youtube. I did exactly that and created a tutorial for blogcheese.

 I was trying to get voice into wordpress and edublogs and I decided to do this recording using Audacity. Of course, I had to do some trials before getting the code from splashcast ,which is not that obvious, but learning is a lot about trial and error and there was a tutorial (God bless them).  For now, listen to some ideas I have for using audacity to integrate voice into teaching and teacher development.

I don’t know if you have heard of Jack Humphey of the Friday Traffic Report. He seems to be an expert in wordpress. You are probably familiar with him if you have watched the previous video post. I confess that I myself am having problems with wordpress plugins. I remember that Iwent though Wordpress documentation and spent hours  trying to get something done and nothing. Let’s see if this video makes things clear for me and for those reading this post and watching this video. I myself am going to try to see if I get get my plugins on with both edublogs and wordpress and keep you posted on my progress. I know it is a funny thing posting how to do things in wordpress in  edublogs. Once I called this blog Learning Process, I decided to keep posting about this learning process I am going through.