If I had this when I was making video lessons...

Blended learners, flipped teachers, screen-casters, and video makers, listen up!

Where do students take notes when they watch videos?

What happens to those notes?

What happens to the video?

Video is a great way to learn. Note-taking is an essential skill. How can you connect the notes and video in a way that maximizes learning?

Enter VideoNot.es.

Picture this (ok, just look up at the picture). Video plays on the left. You take notes on the right. Every time you type, a timestamp marks that point in the video. Video playing too fast? Adjust the playback speed. Use your school account to save your work to Google Drive.

Ready to study for the big test? Open the Google Drive file. Click on a part of your notes to trigger the video playback from that point. Immediately, see and hear the video connected to those notes.

I'm using VideoNot.es for professional learning. How will you use it?

Comments

Who is emailing me? The Blue Man Group??? (Add an image to your Google account.)

WHY It is always nice to put a face with a name. Sometimes we need a tiny little reminder of what someone looks like because we don't see them very often. Follow these steps to add/change the image associated with your Google account. HOW Open your email. Click your image. It might just be a blue circle if you have not added something already. Click Change . Find an image you like. Your amazing new image will appear. From now on everyone can put a name to a face!

Annotate PDF? How might I do that?

So I have a PDF and I need to edit it. Here is one method that works pretty well for me. Open Word. Click File . 1. Click Open . 2. Click Browse . 3. Find the PDF you want to annotate. 4. Click Open . Click OK when you see this box. Bam! Your PDF now opens in Word. Note: you maybe have to click Enable Editing at the top of the screen. Finished editing and want to turn it back into a PDF? Click File . 1. Click Save As . 2. Click This PC . 3. Pick a location. I usually save things to my desktop. 4. Click Save as type - and choose PDF. 5. Click Save .

Embed an audio clip into a Google Form!

Are you looking to embed an audio clip into a Google Form? Below you will find a list of things you will need ready and a video to walk you through the process. Needed: A single PowerPoint slide. Movie Maker. (Already on your computer.) A Google Form. Watch this video for the steps to follow.

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