ScreenToaster

ScreenToaster is a very simple to use screencasting tool (record your screen activity with voice) that runs right from the internet (nothing to download!). ==After recording, spread your screencast as a video or email instantly. [|ScreenToaster]==

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Example "ScreenToast" on How to Create a Basic Movie With XtraNormal
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** __Possible Classroom Uses:__ ** Present a standalone lesson or class orientations.
 * Consider making screencasts of navigating through websites you use often such as wikis, blogs, or simulation/game sites.
 * Many students who learn these sites naturally can create screencasts as well to help other students.
 * Screencasts can also be made on how to use various software used to create projects or multimedia products.
 * Have students create web site critique “tours” to demonstrate a site’s bias or questionable/reputable quality.
 * Have your students develop 21st century literacy skills by analyzing and acting as media critics comparing different political coverage, etc. by screencast tours.
 * Clarify complex concepts using images, videos, and audio.
 * Capture brainstorming ideas of entire class or groups.
 * Post lecture notes, concept maps, or math procedural steps on class wiki or blog.
 * Support rote learning of facts or “skill and drill” applications.
 * Create a video clip of you, or a guest speaker, talking while displaying PowerPoint slides or other visuals.
 * Create a how-to video for math project, science project, or laboratory investigation.
 * Create a lab safety video.
 * Be sure to share the screencasts on a class wiki or blog!

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