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"It's that time of year again! And as the summer draws to an end, it's time to look forward to some exciting (and free!) edtech tools and resources! This year's collection has a few classics from..."
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Screencastify is an excellent screen video recorder for teachers. It is also one of the few apps out there that works seamlessly on Chromebooks. Screencastify is very simple and easy to use with no technological learning curve. Just install the app on your Chrome, grant it access to your camera and microphone for voice and video recording. Next, select where you want to store your recordings whether in your Google Drive or on your local desk and there you go. Via Gumersindo Fernández
Steven Bryant's curator insight,
May 31, 2016 5:53 AM
There are many different software options to enable screen-casting, but the value they can add, both to teachers AND students could be invaluable. Typically teachers would consider tools like this to create tutorials and lesson - but imagine students using the same technology to display their digital work in progress (video journals) and create their own instructional material on a topic they have studied extensively. Could really promote some higher order thinking use as students transition from content consumers into creators.
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