Here is a video walk thru going thru my ppt and demonstrating the technologies I'm using:

EasilyAccessibleTechIdeasVideo

Here is just the powerpoint:

EasilyAccessibleTech.pptx

Here are several examples of Zoom Videos that I've created using the technologies discussed in my PowerPoint and the above video. Each video is created using a Zoom meeting (with me as the only attendee), which I record to my computer. I then share my desktop, creating a platform for the various software that I'm using.

For my classes, I then upload the videos to YouTube (where I choose the auto CC for closed captioning), and provide links in canvas to those videos (this is easier and quicker than uploading to Canvas).

Math_Inverses(OneNote, PDF, Zoom)

CS_java(OneNote, Eclipse, Zoom)

Statistics_LevelsOfMeasurement(OneNote-Layered, Zoom)

The idea here is just to try something--it doesn't need to be perfect. Getting yourself on camera, and providing that content to the students provides them with an instructor prescence in the course, which makes everything else you do (correspondance, assignments, etc.) more meaningful for them, as they can relate who that information is coming from.

Feel free to contact me if you have questions or need help with anything here:

john.toutonghi@seattlecolleges.edu

Good luck!

John