Get the Step-by-Step E-Campus Screencasting with Screencast-o-matic Guide To Start Using Screencast-o-matic: While using a third-party video and screencast recording app may seem intimidating, Screencast-o-matic’s numerous video tutorials make it easy for everyone to get started with recording and sharing video content. ‘ Chunking’ content into small, digestible bites (in this case: ‘multiple, shorter video segments’), is an effective strategy for helping students process large quantities of information or complex concepts. Although the free version has a 15-min limit, there’s a lot you can do with 15 minutes of focused video presentation. Screencast-o-matic offers free and paid accounts. And, because it’s recorded, students may watch the video more than once - allowing them to take their time, write notes, and reflect on the material over time to develop a deeper understanding of core concepts. With Screencast-o-matic, you can deliver lectures, create tutorials, record your screen (screencasting), and provide personalized small group or 1:1 instruction and feedback. Screencast-o-matic is an intuitive, easy-to-use video recording tool helping faculty connect and engage students in meaningful ways across the globe. There are many ways to record and share videos with students.
Download and install the WebLaunchRecorder.How-To: Record and Share Videos using Screencast-o-matic.Enter the password in this document: CUG Screencast-O-Matic Login Details.Staff can follow the steps below to get the full version of ScreenPal, which has no limits on recording time and doesn’t include a watermark in videos. Download and install the WebLaunchRecorder.exe.Students can follow the steps below to get the free version of ScreenPal, which allows videos of up to fifteen minutes and includes a watermark. If you’re not sure how to get started, you can contact the Learning Enhancement Team to find out more.įirewall Status: Safe This tool is likely to work for learners in countries with more restrictive firewalls How to install ScreenPal
This tool is marked as Supported in the Teaching and Learning Ecosystem document, meaning while it may not integrate perfectly with Aula and may or may not use Single Sign on, it’s generally available to staff for teaching and learning.
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