Screencasting

What a Screencast?

"A screencast is a digital video recording that captures actions taking place on a computer desktop. Screencasts, which often contain voice-over narration, are useful for demonstrating how to use specific operating systems, software applications or website features. 

Screencast production requires some kind of video-capture software and a microphone. The software, which can be a desktop client or web-based service, captures and synchronizes the video and audio files and compresses the completed movie into a format that can be shared." 

Source: Margaret Rouse (2016, November).  Screencast [definition]. TechTarget WhatIs.com. Retrieved from http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/screencast

Screencast-O-Matic changed its name to ScreenPal. The same (and additional) features are now available for free, plus more features are available for an additional fee.

1. Get a Free ScreenPal Account

2. Select your preferred ScreenPal plan.