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If you are going to be creating screencasts for students or having students create their own, I have a blog post dedicated to the idea, Screencasting for Educators, and a Web page, Screencasting in the Classroom, with links to successful practices, resources, and much more. And follow on Twitter to find out about any new features! He is very receptive to ideas for future features. If you have any ideas or thoughts for the developer of Screenmailer, his contact information is on the Screenmailer home page.

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MP4 as the download format so it is compatible with many sites and programs. (Thanks to Tom Gavin for the find!) It has worked for me on my desktop with no special set-up. Until that happens, you can use the Firefox extension Video DownloadHelper to download the video to your computer for use in a presentation, putting into a content management system, or uploading to your YouTube or Vimeo channels. One option that should be coming soon to Screenmailer is the ability to download the video either in the app or on the video play page. (One tip: if you are planning to show a video during a class period, load and play it beforehand so it is buffered on your computer.) Here is the latest test video I recorded. Any video you record and post will appear whenever you log-in to your accout, so you always have access to the private URL and can delete a video if you no longer need it. The screencast is saved to the Screenmailer server, and you are provided with a private URL for sharing your video and you can email the link to students or colleagues.

Also, you can see you can easily record yourself (or any other video) at the same time you are showcasing content. This comes in handy when showcasing different content during the screen recording. You can record a video for up to 30 minutes and easily pause the recording to collect your thoughts or change what is on your computer screen.

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The developer of Screenmailer recommends outlining an area rather than using the full screen option, especially if you have a hi-res screen. Customers use it for everything from collaboration, customer service. You then get a choice of the audio input source and whether to record the full screen or to outline an area of the screen to record. Screenmailer is the fastest way to share and record high quality screen recordings. And, of course, you can begin a new recording by picking the record button. Once you log-in, as you seen above, you can see your previously-recorded videos, play them, delete them, email the link to someone, or copy the link. You will need to be connected to the Web in order to use Screenmailer. Screenmailer runs on your Mac, and, once installed, allows you to log-in with Google credentials or create a Screenmailer account. It is easy to use, quick to render, and can be used as an on-the-spot solution for teacher or student screencasts!Īs with any screencast, you should first plan your recording, get things set-up on your desktop, practice your script, and then start the recording. On top of this, the service is free.Screenmailer is a new screencasting/screen recording tool for Mavericks on the Mac. The app makes it really easy to record your screen, upload the screencasts to a safe server and share it with anyone. In a nutshell, Screenmailer is a great solution for sharing ideas with your peers, co-workers or friends. As far as preferences go, you can choose to launch the app at login and to automatically copy the video link when the recording is over. When you create a number of screencasts, they are listed as thumbnails in the main pane in the system bar panel. Users can easily copy the link and share it with anyone, or just email it directly from within the application. The main advantage of using Screenmailer is that it is capable of generating a link to that screencasts immediately after uploading it. Although videos are shot in high-quality, uploading them is quite fast for example, it can upload a 15-minute recording in no more than 5 seconds. What’s more, you can preview it as soon as it is ready. When a screencast is over, it will automatically be uploaded to. During the recording process, a menu bar indicator lets you monitor the screencast’s length.

Furthermore, the application provides a convenient menu bar interface which enables you to start capturing an area on your screen or the entire screen in just 2 steps.Īfter clicking on the “Record” button, you will be able to choose the audio source (built-in microphone / input), in addition to the captured area. Once uploaded, a screencast is private, but anyone can it, if you share its web link. Sharing is possible because Screenmailer automatically uploads your screencasts to its secure servers in Germany.

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Screenmailer is a handy Mac OS X application that enables you to create screencasts and instantly share them with anyone through a web link or via an email.