Here is my screenr video. I already wrote about how it works and how you could use screenr in the classroom in my previous post. One thing I didn't mention is how I bumped my glass of water during the recording. I guess it's good to know that the recording will pick up background noise pretty easily. So, here it is embedded, which I have to admit probably took me longer than it needed to. First I just had the image embedded without the audio, but I figured out that you needed to put the embedded code directly into the HTML, or have it linked up to a YouTube video, select "insert video" and go from there. So, that's all. I'm excited to see how this will work in my classroom.
Wonderful narration. Think of all the possibilities of having children read and post for others to hear!
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