I’ve had a go at creating my first videoblog post. The post discusses ways in which video clips can be used to support remote working (I went for something fairly generic as a first attempt). Anyway here is the post on Seesmic:
At moment I can’t figure out how to embed the Seesmic video into WordPress, although I’ve done it before on the Institutional Web Management Workshop web site. There’s also a time delay problem that I didn’t have in my original WPV file (the uploaded file is an AVI file converted using STOIK. Oh well, I can only get better at this stuff….
In the post I mention a few video services that are worth having a look at:
- Seesmic – http://www.seesmic.com/
- YouTube – http://www.youtube.com/
- Zentation – http://www.zentation.com/
- VCASMO – http://www.vcasmo.com/
I also talk about a workshop I’m running with a colleague, Ann Chapman – Using Blogs Effectively Within Your Library
to be held at the ILI 2008 conference at the Novotel London West, London on 15th October 2008.
My colleague Brian Kelly has recently posted a number of blog posts on using video:
Experiments With Video Blogging To Support Presentations
Videoing Talks As A Means Of Providing Equivalent Experiences