Screencasting+Tutorials

(www.screencast-o-matic.com)
 * Screencasting with Screencast-o-matic **

First of all, what is screencasting? I can tell from the title of this page that I can use something called Screencast-o-matic to do screencasting - but just what is that?

Screencasting is the recording of objects and movements on a computer screen in video format. Screencasting allows the author to create a video recording of mouse movements, mouse clicks, animations, transitions, text and any other feature, object, item or movement on a computer screen in the form of a video. Most frequently screencasts are used to create video tutorials or training materials to provide a visual resource for learners. Screencast-o-matic, despite the trite name, is a very valuable and viable tool for creating screencasts.

**Features of Screencast-o-matic:** 1. Available online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, simply access the internet to access Screencast-o-matic 2. Cross-platform; Screencast-o-matic works with both PCs and MAC computers 3. Two versions of the tool: free and subscription 4. Tool allows for uploading videos to the Screencast-o-matic server or to Youtube; or saving videos to a computer or flash drive. 5. Text and narration may be added to a Screencast-o-matic video 6. No age limit for using Screencast-o-matic
 * Both versions allow for the recording, saving and downloading of videos
 * The subscription version of the tool is only $12.00 per year
 * The subscription version of the application removes watermarks from videos and provides more robust editing tools than the free version
 * if saving videos to a computer or flash drive Screencast-o-matic may be used without creating an account
 * if uploading videos to the Screencast-o-matic server or Youtube a Screencast-o-matic account is required

**Everything You Ever Needed to Know About Screencast-o-matic:** View the videos embedded below to learn everything you need to know to create dynamic, engaging videos with Screencast-o-matic. By the way, the videos were created using Screencast-o-matic !

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