SCREENCASTING

WHY?

TAMMY WORCESTER TANG

Tech Tools for the pǝddᴉlℲ Classroom!

Web-based interactive whiteboard Create sketches online Can use webcam and/or mic Message in motion

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pgs5vygEPbw

PIXICLIP PERKSWorks on most all browsersAllows you to add your voice and a short recording of yourselfUpload your own images, annotate and sketch them the way you wantShare on social media or grab embed code

Use PixiClip to:• Create a how-to guide.

• Create screen recordings to provide students with feedback or remediation. 

• Students can use it to create book trailers or introductions to projects they are working on.

• Create instructional videos with annotated illustrations on the whiteboard and share with students to watch at home. 

• Students can create short stories using their own images together with narration.

LESLIE FISHER

Screencasting in the Classroom

SCREENCASTIFY

SCREENCASTIFY

• Record all screen activity inside a tab, including audio.

• Easily create a screencast for video tutorials, record presentations etc.

• Also supports desktop capturing, allowing you to record anything on your screen (not just tabs).

• Described in ed tech journals as easier than Jing or Camtasia

• Upload screencast immediately to YouTube or export it as a file.

SCREENCAST-O-MATIC

from both Fisher and Wang

SMART Notebook software has an easy-to-use option:

SMART Recorder

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