I'm a big fan of tools that allow you to broadcast and record presentations, meetings, and tutorials. I've used ustream.tv in the past to make tutorials for my students and also as means of broadcasting school-wide activities like the Constitution Day broadcast I wrote about here.
Ustream recently recently released a desktop application which allows you to produce your Ustream broadcasts without using their web based tools. It loads quickly and has a relatively intuitive interface which allows you to blend screensharing, video clips, images, and audio files along with your webcam images.
Normally this would be a good opportunity to embed my own Ustream created overview of this tool, but Dean Mantz who tweets as @dmantz7 saw my twitter post about the Ustream Producer and has created a nice overview of the tool. Thanks Dean, for the shout out at the beginning of the tutorial and permission to embed the video below here in my post!
Ustream recently recently released a desktop application which allows you to produce your Ustream broadcasts without using their web based tools. It loads quickly and has a relatively intuitive interface which allows you to blend screensharing, video clips, images, and audio files along with your webcam images.
Normally this would be a good opportunity to embed my own Ustream created overview of this tool, but Dean Mantz who tweets as @dmantz7 saw my twitter post about the Ustream Producer and has created a nice overview of the tool. Thanks Dean, for the shout out at the beginning of the tutorial and permission to embed the video below here in my post!
