Sketchcasting anyone?
I came across an excellent use of technology today, which I think could have profound implications on the way that people can distribute their ideas online.
'Sketchcasting' (http://sketchcast.com) has been released largely as an aid to blogging, but I can see this having a massive impact in the education sphere. You can sign up for free and start creating in seconds. You can watch this video which describes my version of how Taecanet operates. Teachers with questions (Q) on how to implement technology, sometimes do not know where to turn for answers. Other teachers with knowledge and answers (A) should be the first port of call. Taecanet (T) facilitates this exchange between these disparate groups by ensuring everyone has the answers.
I apologise for the 'simplistic' (terrible) artwork, but for me, this is one of its significant assets. I think this type of communication will be huge in many a sector. Watch this space (or rather create in it)!
'Sketchcasting' (http://sketchcast.com) has been released largely as an aid to blogging, but I can see this having a massive impact in the education sphere. You can sign up for free and start creating in seconds. You can watch this video which describes my version of how Taecanet operates. Teachers with questions (Q) on how to implement technology, sometimes do not know where to turn for answers. Other teachers with knowledge and answers (A) should be the first port of call. Taecanet (T) facilitates this exchange between these disparate groups by ensuring everyone has the answers.
I apologise for the 'simplistic' (terrible) artwork, but for me, this is one of its significant assets. I think this type of communication will be huge in many a sector. Watch this space (or rather create in it)!
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