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Welcome to ANTS!
The Animated Tutorial Sharing Project (ANTS) is a collaborative project presently involving librarians in Canada and the United States, but open to librarians elsewhere. The goal of the project is to create a shared repository of library, research, and information literacy tutorials created using screencast software such as Adobe Captivate, Qarbon Viewlet Builder, Techsmith's Camtasia Studio , or similar products. Tutorials contributed to the ANTS project are made publicly available for use by all libraries via our affiliated sites: LION TV and Screencast.com . Editable Source code is also available from our DSpace repository for those who wish to add their own brands, local links, etc.
Getting Started:
1.) About the ANTS project and some Frequently Asked Questions
2.) How to contribute
Whether you have a tutorial you've already created, or you want to help create a new tutorial for the project, follow these easy steps to become a member of the ANTS community.
3.) How to utilize existing tutorials
Follow these instructions if you want to learn more about accessing Files and Using Embedding Code.
4.) Best Practices in Screencasting
Provides information about how to build good tutorials and how to get feedback about their usage.
5.) ANTS and LION TV.
Learn more about this broadcast site with important push technology and a wide range of addtional features.
6.) Keeping Up to Date & Getting Help.
Learn about a variety of methods you can use to keep up to date with new content, as well as with new activity on our wiki.
7.) Help ANTS Grow.
8.) Other Collaborative Sites.
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Keyword tags:
Animated Tutorials
Database Tutorials
flash tutorials
Information Literacy
Library Tutorials
Open Source Library Tutorials
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| graceb4 | essays | 0 | Tuesday, 2:00 PM EST by graceb4 | ||
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| Richard.Baer | Camtasia help | 14 | Oct 28 2009, 8:54 PM EDT by Richard.Baer | ||
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I have been using Camtasia Studio 5 (and upgrade) since last May. I've learned to use callouts, quizzes, click to continue and producing to .swf, avi and flv. I've also gotten an account at toofast.ca that allows me to embed a link to a feedback survey.
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| susan_library | advantages of using in-house tutorials vs. vendor tutorials | 4 | Jul 23 2009, 3:24 PM EDT by Kazakoff | ||
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Hi everyone, my library has developed several tutorials in house aimed at students in particular courses, at the request of our faculty. I know many vendors including Ebsco and Credo Reference have their own resource sections and tutorials within the databases themselves.
I was wondering how many of you utilize resources from the vendor as opposed to creating your own tutorial? Do you point students to a mix of both from your website? I figure some believe there is no sense in "reinventing the wheel" while others like to create their own so they can "brand" the tutorial and include their logo, contact info, etc. Any thoughts? |
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subscribing to Feeds and Updates from the ANTS wiki.ppt (Powerpoint Presentation - 1,992k)
posted by Kazakoff Feb 26 2009, 12:42 PM EST
Discusses how you can keep up to date about activity on the ANTS Wiki
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Embedding - How to.ppt (Powerpoint Presentation - 806k)
posted by Kazakoff May 30 2008, 11:57 AM EDT
How to Embed Tutorials using Different Dimensions
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Guidelines for Animated Online Tutorials Final Revision.pdf (Adobe Portable Document Format - 27k)
posted by Kazakoff Jun 27 2007, 3:17 PM EDT
Guidelines for Designing Animated Tutorials by Bill Badke
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