Student+tutorials

=**Screencast using Quicktime**= This video explains how to create a screencast using Quicktime. Once the screencast is being recorded you may want to skip some of the recorded content as it's about marketing and quite boring. Go to the end to see how he finalises and trims the screencast using Quicktime, and then exports. You would export to iTunes when working with students. The movies will then be available in media library. Great, if the students want to edit in iMovie. media type="custom" key="6371739"

=Drawing programs students could use to create their tutorial= Possible programs installed on your computer
 * Tuxpaint
 * Notebook

Online drawing programs
 * Sketchcast
 * Flockdraw
 * Cosketch
 * Notebook online
 * Google Drawing tool: new feature found at Google Docs

=Publishing projects= The quality of student work (planning, implementation and publishing phases) will improve with the knowledge that their project is for a purpose with an authentic audience. Student work needs to be open to feedback from more than one person.
 * Schooltube or Teachertube
 * Mathtrain
 * School or class website, blog or wiki

=Sample project=

__The Great Fraction Un-project__
A project designed by Chris Harbeck Winnipeg,Manitoba Canada For more information about the pedagogy surrounding this project go to the K12 Online Conference 2009 where Chris presented his session 'Release the Hounds'.

The Great Fraction Un-project instructions See instructions and table of contents for the full wiki project.

Examples of the finished projects