More from the eCPD Launch Conference last week. This shows what progress one group made in just 10 minutes with a Flip video and voice recorder. The video is on YouTube.
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3 comments:
Have just undertaken some eCPD. I wasn't happy with just the link to the video on YouTube as I think to encourage readers to watch it there needs to be an image to draw you in. So have managed to "embed" the video rather than just link to. A small step, but one I'm rather proud of.
Excellent, Jane. did you use the Blogger help files or the YouTube help? I've found both of them really useful and need to remind myself that they are there - I'm always way too keen on trying to work it out for myself which is silly when the answers are there all the time!
Sadly Gill no. I'm one of those learners who refuses to read the instructions - so I looked around the screen and click a few things until I spotted the embed code to the right of the video when playing. However, I sure other readers will take a more logical approach!
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