1. Current practice
1.1. Podcasting
1.1.1. Pcast Case studies
1.1.2. Podcasting community
1.1.3. PPP SIG
1.1.4. Delivered through own server
1.1.5. Delivered through Elgg
1.1.5.1. link to blog
1.1.5.2. RSS feed
1.2. Streamed audio
1.2.1. Classics (Penny Goodman)
1.3. Video case studies
1.3.1. Video from the streaming video server
1.3.1.1. ALPS
1.3.2. Embedded Video
1.3.2.1. AMP - pvac
1.3.2.2. Skills centre - group work
1.3.3. Downloadable video / Vodcasts
2. what do academics want to do?
2.1. Feedback
2.1.1. Group feedback
2.1.2. Individual Feedback
3. Forms of Audio and Video
3.1. Audio
3.1.1. lecture / seminar groups
3.1.2. packaged reports
3.1.3. actuality montage
3.1.4. interview
3.2. Video
3.2.1. Screencapture
3.2.2. talking head
3.2.3. digital stories
3.2.4. events
3.2.5. instructional
3.2.6. simulation
3.2.7. think aloud
3.2.8. fly on the wall
3.2.9. real - life
4. Benefits
4.1. image
4.1.1. deliver material
4.1.2. enhance research
4.1.3. primary reserach
4.1.4. bring field work alive
4.1.5. improve retention
4.1.6. demonstrate visual skills
4.1.7. emotional appeal
4.2. Interactivity
4.2.1. access
4.2.2. choice
4.2.3. control
4.3. Integration
4.3.1. Examples
4.3.1.1. NM
4.3.1.2. Group
4.3.1.3. MR
4.3.2. problems with submission
4.3.3. portfolio building
5. Drivers
5.1. advanced functionality
5.2. ease of creation
5.3. wow factor
5.4. thetime has come
5.5. VLE faciltates distribution
5.6. expecations of digital natives
5.7. appropriate for online medium
5.8. media rich content
6. Challenges
6.1. VHS conversion
6.2. lack of content
6.3. copyright
6.4. editing
6.5. show the value - opportunity to re-arrange the blend
6.6. "start again"
6.7. seen as additional -proove benefit?
6.8. how to encourage deep learning?
6.9. paranoia
6.10. accessibility
7. Distribution
7.1. Streaming media server
7.1.1. ALPS example
7.2. Meds podcast site
7.3. Meds ERA licence site
7.4. Healthcare Online learning resources
7.5. External Video Sharing
7.6. Elgg
7.6.1. RSS feeds
7.7. Personal approach
7.8. LuTube
7.8.1. LuTube community
8. Content creation
8.1. Media Services
8.2. Audio
8.2.1. Capturing
8.2.1.1. Zoom H2 £140
8.2.1.2. Samson USB mic £56
8.2.1.3. USB headset
8.2.2. Editing
8.2.2.1. Audacity
8.2.2.2. Audition
8.3. Video
8.3.1. Capturing
8.3.1.1. Cameras
8.3.1.1.1. in buillt / external mics?
8.3.1.1.2. SONY PC-330 DV camera
8.3.1.1.3. JVC GZ-MG330A
8.3.1.1.4. Sanyo Xacti
8.3.1.1.5. webcams - logitech
8.3.2. Editing / creating
8.3.2.1. Simple / bundled
8.3.2.1.1. Movie Maker
8.3.2.1.2. PhotoStory
8.3.2.1.3. iMovie
8.3.2.2. Complex / Commercial
8.3.2.2.1. Sony Vegas Pro
8.3.2.2.2. Premiere (elements)
8.3.2.2.3. After Effects
8.3.2.2.4. Flash
8.3.2.2.5. avid
8.3.2.3. Screencapture
8.3.2.3.1. camtasia
8.3.2.3.2. screencast-o-matic
8.3.2.3.3. Captivate
8.3.3. video capture?
8.4. Output
8.4.1. File formats
8.4.2. Compression
8.4.2.1. wmv
8.4.2.2. swf / flv
8.4.2.3. h.264
8.4.2.4. MPEG4
8.4.2.5. MP3
8.4.3. Media Convert
8.4.4. Real producer
8.4.5. Super
8.4.6. Prism
8.4.7. VLE advice for Streaming server
8.5. support site
8.6. wirecasting
9. Storage
10. Ways to deliver
10.1. articulate
10.2. AMP
10.2.1. Example from PVAC
10.3. Wimba
10.3.1. Wimba Voice Tools
10.3.1.1. Voice board
10.3.1.2. Voice Presenter
10.3.1.3. Podcaster
10.3.1.4. Voice E-mail
10.3.1.5. Voice Direct
10.3.2. Wimba Live Classroom