ITGS Project - Screencast
All ITGS project submissions must include a screencast. Here is a blog post that will answer most questions about the screencast.
3. Question - How can a screencast be made for a video?
Answer
There are two separate components here: a product and a screencast for the product. In the case you are describing, you have two separate kinds of files:
· product: video made with Adobe Premiere, iMovie or similar application and a
· screencast: online video capture using Jing, Camtasia, Quicktime Recorder or other screencasting software.
ALL projects require a screencast that
- demonstrates the product functioning and
- highlights the complex techniques that have been identified at the start of criterion E.
The screencast does not need to be edited and is not counted as an advanced technique. (reformated from the original statement in the Guidance on the appropriateness and complexity of an IT solution for the Project on page 1)
If the student has created a video, he will need to demonstrate that the video is functional and the complex techniques that he incorporated into the making of the video. For example, music may have been created in programs such as Garageband, some of the photos used in the video may have been edited in Photoshop, the sound in the video may use "ducking" whenever there is audio. The techniques justified in criteria E need to be shown in the screencast.