So, as usual it took me the longest time to create my account - like everyone else, I'm compiling a list of usernames, account names, emails and passwords - and trying to keep track of them all.
I love youtube - can waste hours there but can also see some serious uses for libraries. The examples given in the lesson all seemed appropriate and there's a couple more internal uses, I think. I was speaking to a colleague today who has to do a series of short briefing sessions on the impact of some recent legislative change. He's dreading it as it will take a lot of time and he's uncomfortable as a public speaker. How about he videos the pres - loads it - has set groups of staff view it at a particular time and then opens a chat session to respond to questions and comments. Alternatives for the Q and A could be a discussion board. Second internal use could be capturing staff explaining/training new staff in a particular procedure, especially if it has a signifcant manual dimension. This could then be an intro for new staff, with additional personal training available for those who needed / wanted it.
But a little niggle - when watching he clips on the web, all kept stopping continually - intensely irratating and for someone with limited attention span, a total turn off.
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Some great ideas here - and if the 10min YouTube limit is an issue longer clips can be uploaded to Googlevideo. The problem with the clips stopping is usually caused by high traffic on our internet service ... try mornings as before the lunch rush things seem to be better.
Mylee (PLS)
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