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Screencasting in Plain English (Transcript)

sometimes the easiest way to learn is by watching someone else if you can look over their shoulder and hear them speak while they chop an onion you may be able to learn more quickly unfortunately this isn’t possible when the teacher is a thousand miles away thankfully screencast e can help us use computers to make videos that can be easily shared meet Chloe she’s an expert in graphic design and she lives in a small town recently she noticed a number of people online asking about the same feature in a tool that she knows well she wondered how could she share what she knows she decided to try screencasting for the first time she came to think of it like having a video camera on her shoulder recording her screen and her voice in reality it’s software that records a video of what happens on her screen and can also include her narration with the click of a button Shira courts herself using the feature and walking through each step in the process when she’s done she saves it as a video for sharing online but for Chloe this was just the beginning the most popular screencasting programs have tools for editing the video and audio after it’s captured this way she can cut out parts she doesn’t need she can also magnify sections of the screen to make them easier to read and even add text for the narration Chloe can either record her voice as she records what’s on the screen or she can record the voice-over separately with a little fine-tuning Chloe is able to create a three-minute video showing exactly how to use the feature people need once she finalizes the video she shares it on her website now when people are confused she has them covered and Chloe is not alone screencasting is a powerful tool for sharing all kinds of computer-based information it turns anything that happens on your computer screen into a video that can be shared with the world

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