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10 Twitter Apps for Nonprofits

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Screenr : Instant screencasts for Twitter. Now you can create screencasts for your followers as easily as you tweet. Your screencasts play everywhere, even on iPhones. For an example, see a BubbleTweet by the Chronicle of Philanthropy. With Screenr’s web-based recorder, there’s nothing to download.

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Google Screencast rethinks screen recordings on Chromebooks

Digital Trends

Google is launching a new Screencast app for Chromebooks. Here's a little more on how it can change screen recordings, particularly in education.

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Screencasting Primer Published on Idealware and TechSmith Screencast of the Week!

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

I am delighted that I have an article, An Introduction To Screencasting published over at Idealware. Please don't take this the wrong way. I'm not blogging to this for self-promotion. I'm screaming it from the rooftops to thank Laura Quinn for her editorial insights and for publishing it! And you know what? She didn't pay me.

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Third Anniversary of Screencasting: Micro Screencasting? Jing

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Reading Jon Udell's blog and discovered that today is the third anniversary of the term screencast! Here's a screencast to mark the date. He reflects on the genre and how people are using it and the significance of jing from Tech Smith, a screencasting application that makes it very easy for anyone to do a screencast.

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Download OBS Studio to record, stream, and screencasting for free

TechSpot

OBS Studio provides real-time capture, encoding, and broadcasting for YouTube, Twitch, Instagram and more. It is free software available for Windows, macOS and Linux.

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Another Nonprofit Screencaster Spotted: ClickTools Screencast at Gokubi

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Here's a screencast from Gokubi Blog that demos a data analysis tool called Clicktools.

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Screencasting of Tacit Knowledge

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

John Udell articulates a reason why screencasting is really cool: In my talk I suggested that this kind of unconscious transmission of tacit knowledge may be a key rationale for the practice of pair programming. To translate into nonprofit tech language - screencasting creates shoulder-to-shoulder training in a social networking way.