It may be best to have a script prepared for the screencast recording.

Everything within the box will be recorded. Drag the dashed box to fit the area you want to record.

Choose what type of camera you want to use: screen (the desktops camera,) webcam (attached to the computer via USB or another plug in,) or both.

Open up Scre e nPal with ATC’s login that is provided to you.We have a site license that we can give you access to so you don't have to pay for it. If you are an instructor at Lane and you would like to use the Pro version of Scre e nPal for academic purposes, contact the ATC and ask for the Scre e nPal URL and password.

The free version is accessed from the ScreenPal Screen Recorder. You can compare the versions on the ScreenPal upgrade page. In fact, the more I think of it, the more I want to find a use for this service.There is a free version of Scre e nPal that anyone can use, but it has drawbacks such as watermarks and limited recording time. IF I need bells and whistles, I will spend the $15 for a year’s license. Certainly, if I need screen capture I will go to this service. I can see myself playing with Screencast-O-Matic. I do not flip at this point, but I do create multimedia pieces to establish context when the class is investigating primary source documents. Pay the $15, get the editing and distribution functions, and have fun. Oh, if you flip, please look at Screencast-O-Matic. With subscription you gain access to point-and-click editing tools that are simply easy to use. You can record your screen, yourself, or both, and alternate between cameras. If you use, or wish to use, screen capture technology, for flipping your class for example, please try this tool. Screencast-O-Matic is a screen-capture service that has a highly functional free version, and a powerful and easy subscription plan that doesn’t break the bank.

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