Cast your screen - new Screencasting Workflow advice

Posted by Karla Youngs on Wednesday 26 May 2010
Tags: audiovisual | e-learning | microphones | news | presentations | screen capture | screencast | software | sound recordings |

Screencasting Workflow gives a detailed overview of the workflow for creating screencasts - videos of computer screen activity with voice narration and additional content.

With the rise and rise of the computer as a teaching tool, elegant and effective ways of sharing and explaining on-screen activity are of rapidly growing interest throughout the education and training community. Everything from software demonstration and training, through web tours and walkthroughs, to pre-recorded presentations can be delivered as screencasts.

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Composite image - Dish image by CSIRO under Creative Commons, combined with original material

In our new Screencasting Workflow advice document we take a detailed look at all stages of the screencast production and delivery workflow, with explanations and demonstrations of techniques, tips on software and hardware selection and use, planning, performance and more. Designed as a thorough introduction to screencast production, this new resource also features several embedded screencasts which explore different areas of the screencast lifecycle, and numerous links to further documents and resources.

Invaluable for the beginner wanting an overview of the process, as much as the experienced screencaster after advice on more advanced techniques, this is a comprehensive introduction to the technical business of broadcasting your screen.