This document provides information on screencasting tools for creating video tutorials or lessons. It lists several free and paid screencasting software options, including Screencast-o-matic, Screenr, Jing, and Camtasia. It also mentions iPad apps like Explain Everything, Educreations and Doodlecast for screencasting. Smartboard apps for screencasting are mentioned as well. Examples of websites using mathcasts are provided, such as learnzillion.com and mathtrain.tv, for inspiration on creating screencasts. Additionally, the study tool Quizlet is recommended for creating flashcards, quizzes and tests.

1. Considering
flipping.. Intro into
Screen casting
{ Professor Diane Santurri
Johnson & Wales University
Providence Campus
School of Technology & Alan Shawn
Feinstein Graduate School of Education

2. #1 Free and easy to use simple screencasting tool:
 Screencast-o-matic
http://www.screencast-o-matic.com- no
download
 Allows you to upload to youtube and
add captions and change language
Tools for Screencasting

3.  Screenr www.screenr.com-- no download
 Jing
http://www.techsmith.com/download/jing
/ - download
 Camtasia – 30 day free trial – but then
purchase
http://www.techsmith.com/download/cam
tasia/default.asp
Other screencasting tools:

4. IPAD
 Explain everything – “not free”
 Educreations – “free”
 Doodlecast – for kids – drawing recordings
 Showme – “free”
SMARTBOARD
 Smartboard – (smartnotebook)
Ipad and Smartboard
apps…

5. Examples of website with mathcasts:
 http://learnzillion.com/
(webcasts created by teachers for teachers)–
“provided by attendee at session” “BIG
THANKS”
 Great example of mathcasts:
http://www.mathtrain.tv/
(website teacher and students created) –
View as examples /ideas for your own
screencasts.
“Mr. Marcos”

6.  Quizlet www.quizlet.com (app and web
based)- Allows users to share and create flip
cards quizzes and tests based upon entered
information. Great study tool!
One more gem…