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Comment by Carolyn Fruin on September 28, 2012 at 2:27pm

There is a FREE screen recording tool in the Sophia.org website. It also gives you the opportunity to add descriptions and build worksheets around the whole lesson. Check out some introductory lessons for teachers! Adding a screen recording is as simple as hitting record and up pops the screencast-o-matic app. Enjoy

Comment by Jane Blystone on September 8, 2012 at 11:24am

I have an awesome Bamboo capture.

Comment by Marcy Wort on August 7, 2012 at 9:28pm

I want to first state that I have done absolutely nothing with screen casting at all, but I am trying to learn how to get started.  I have watched Paul's video that shows using keynote, screen flow, omnidazzle, a tablet, and a samson go mic.  I like the idea of having slides to organize the content, and be able to have a small screen with my image explaining what I am doing next to my image.

I have watched another video 3 times now, and I understand how to make my ipad a tablet using log me in ignition.

So, if I have a mac, and iPad, the samson go mic, the jot pro stylus, then what apps/software do I need that will work well and not cost me a fortune:)

I have read so many blogs, and have a list of 20+ apps/software, that I am now totally confused:(

Thanks!

Comment by Marie Suarez on July 11, 2012 at 12:29pm

Great basic information concerning equipment and software required for screencasts. I have seen many instructional videos, but seldom explaining the creative process in less than 10 minutes. With this info I can begin to install the basic equipment and practice immediately. Thank you. Love the tips about limiting time and use of face exposure, which become really useful at attracting viewership and followers. 

Comment by Chevin S Stone on June 16, 2012 at 6:01pm

I LOVE it.. I have used Screencast - o - Matic (free!) to capture my work in the past and that software will convert your video to YouTube format for you or you can save it in their format. I like the idea of using a powerpoint type software to go through the presentation.  I will also be purchasing a Wacom Bamboo tablet (got one for my son whose in art school.. the things are amazing) to do the scribing.   I only did a couple of trial vodcasts last year (6th graders don't get gadgets til Christmas), but will try to use it more this school year. 

Comment by Lucy L jones on May 20, 2012 at 8:44pm

I looked up the Wacom Bamboo that he was using, but it doesn't look quite the same. I need it to go with Mac. I saw that Amazon has them for $62.

Comment by Erika Steele on May 10, 2012 at 6:48pm

This is great information as I start to think about creating my own screencasts - which tablet is Mr. Andersen using? - it looks like a Wacom product but what is the model or style? Thanks

/Erika

Comment by Tim Bennett on May 10, 2012 at 6:37pm

@Kaori,

Try Cam Studio. Free, public domain software with many of the features of Camtasia Studio.

Comment by M. Soriano on April 17, 2012 at 6:25pm

Thank you SO much for the video!! 

Comment by Anthony Loughran on March 27, 2012 at 7:34pm

Thank you Paul, I also use your AP Bio. Labs videos to flip my AP Bio. Class. They really come to lab the next day with a clearer picture of what we are going to do in the new lab,as opposed to them just reading it.

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