If you want to share your favorite software tips and PC gaming strategies with friends and family online, you need to look into producing your own indie screencast. Screencasting (recording video of ...

Screencasting is not for everyone. Most of the options out there are fairly full featured, but it’s hard to find a good, free solution that can do as much as some of the pricey professional tools such ...

Educreations is a “personal recordable whiteboard” for the iPad that captures both the user’s voice and digital handwriting for the creation of video lessons or “screencasts.” Like other free ...

The Jing Project is a fairly new screen capture and screencasting tool from TechSmith. Jing aims to make screen capturing and screencasting easier by providing the one program for both. Usage wise ...

Eli has been eagerly pursuing a journalistic career since he left the University of Maryland's Philip Merrill School of Journalism. Previously, Eli was a staff reporter for medical trade publication ...

When it comes to showing others what you’re up to on your Windows or Mac computer, taking and sending screenshots is one route you can go. However, there are a multitude of feature-filled programs out ...

A screencast is a narrated explanation of activity on a computer screen, usually to explain how to perform a particular task in a computer program or on a Website. You can create screencasts with many ...

If you need to create a simple screencast but don't want the hassle of installing and configuring software, ScreenCastle gets the job done from any Java-enabled web browser. ScreenCastle is a dead ...

The great people at TechSmith want you to stop using wanna-be screencasting applications and start using proper software to make your presentations much more professional. So the company is giving ...

Screencasting and screensharing are two easy tools at your disposal when you want to share best practices and details that might otherwise be lost This week I’ve been interviewing users of our product ...

Last January, when I first wrote about the medium that I’ve since come to call screencasting, it seemed an odd-enough topic that I felt obliged to justify it to my editor. A year later it’s clear that ...