Showing posts with label camstudio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label camstudio. Show all posts

Monday, February 2, 2009

Edit to CamStudio post

There's an error in my original CamStudio post...see two days ago...in the directions, I said "select the region on your screen you want to record and then press record."

Well, you have to press record (the red circle, dummy!) and THEN select the region of the screen...THEN you press "play" on the youtube (or other video player) window. You'll have a few seconds of lag time on the beginning of the video.

On my desktop computer at work, I actually have to record the audio from a microphone and make sure that everyone around me is superduper quiet. Alternatively, you can narrate parts of the video...like if you're explaining how to download or use CamStudio you can show full-screen recording while you narrate the steps. Very useful for creating training videos or how-to's for your students.
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Googledocs in Plain English on TeacherTube!

Still haven't downloaded CamStudio yet, but you want to show your colleagues or students that terrific video produced for Google by common craft, here it is!


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Monday, January 26, 2009

Frustrated by YouTube Filters at School?


Check it out, people!!! For those of us teachers who find the Greatest Videos on youtube, but can't access them at school because of local or state filters...here is your Holy Grail. CamStudio. There is a free solution. Camstudio is open source screen video capture software that you can download. Right now. Really! Just go to camstudio.org and download the free version.
Then, all you have to do is choose a youtube video that you just can't live without, select the region on your screen you want to record (usually just the video window, but you can record whatever else you're doing on your desktop if you want...), press record and then watch the video...voila!
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