On Google Canada you can restrict a search to your social media (your connections on Google+). This feature is now different on google.com, but more on that later.
http://www.screencast.com/t/ztmTRa4df
This search is limited to google + . You also need to be logged into your google account and have a google + account.
To see the difference to google.com, just switch over to google.com. The link is at the bottom of the search page.
The feature is now called Personal, and will search your posts and those of people you are linked to on google plus.
http://www.screencast.com/t/njOFxdnv1
What is the point?
In simple terms you can see what information has been put out about the search term you entered on google+, which given the high output of posts can be useful.
Here is the finished product; a short how to movie.
Have: Laptop & Camtasia, iPad 2 Need: Recording of tasks on an iPad
My challenge:
Produce a draft of a video showing a simple task on the iPad. Nothing fancy, just enough so I can follow my demo my visually. Budget for iPad recording software is 0$ Canadian.
On the iPad:
Create the screen prints on the iPad of each step. It puts it all in a folder, naming convention (IMG_####). You *do* need every single step, after each touch of the screen you take a screen shot. ( Hold down Home key and press the Standby key once)
Move the Screenprints to the Laptop
Recording your “movie”
In Camtasia.
In Camtasia: Mouse cursor visible was unchecked. Spotlight, Warp.
Overall this gave me a good enough product to evaluate the learning steps I had planned for the small course. It also fit my budget.
I then produced the video for the iPad, and was able to share it via screencast.
Future Plans
As the video is not for public viewing I am going to create a new sample to demonstrate the steps for this post.
For an introduction to hand movements for the touch screen, I am considering the use of Photoshop to add a hand to the screen prints. All I need are free drawings of the different hand movements.
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