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Jing Rocks!

By Michael Feldstein | January 21, 2008

Thanks to my wonderful readers, I have solved my screencasting dilemma. To begin with, I am thoroughly impressed with TechSmith’s Jing. It is extremely simple to use and produces very high-quality videos with very small file sizes. And it’s free. It’s not what you need if you’re going to want to edit the files, create [...]

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Screencasting Frustrations

By Michael Feldstein | January 20, 2008

I’m trying to help my wife with what should be an easy-to-meet technology challenge, but so far I’ve run into a lot of unforeseen problems. Basically, she wants to do screencasts of her reviews of essays for her composition students in an online class. In other words, she talks while looking at (and pointing to, [...]

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