Libraries and Transliteracy – the video version

October 7, 2009 · Posted in Digital Divide, Digital Services, Information Access, Librarianship, Libraries, Technology, Training, Transliteracy

I took my slideshow on transliteracy and turned it into a video. I was curious about how easy it was to turn a slideshow into a video (its super easy!) so I thought I’d try it. Most of my presentations aren’t meant to stand alone and so don’t really translate well to video. When I was putting the transliteracy one together I wanted it to be able to stand alone, so I thought I’d give it a try. A little self indulgent I know But anyway here it is.

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Comments

Bobbi Newman

Yes feel free to use it, I've assigned a Creative Commons license to it on Slideshare (attribution, non-commerical, no-derivatives) but there doesn't seem to be able to do that on Youtube.

I'm happy you like it enough to share it!

Robin Cicchetti

Hi Bobbi,
I've been following your blog for awhile - great stuff! Will be referencing your work on transliteracy in an upcoming post. May I embed your video (with attribution)? I want our School Admin and School Committee to see your take. Thanks, Robin

Buffy Hamilton

I love how you took the slideshow to another level by putting it in video format! I love it!

Bobbi Newman

Thanks Buffy!

diane

in my viewpoint the video version goes by too fast ... to thoroughly read/grasp the ideas i think it took me about 2-3 min to view the slide show version.