Do you need to record your screen?
Do you need to record your screen?
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Screencastify is a Chrome Extension that allows you to screen record or capture your webcam. For the free version you can record 5 minutes. Goes straight to you Google Drive.
Any device that is running Chrome.
Visit the Screencastify page here.
**LOOM (Chrome Extension) is another option to try with a similar set up as Screencastify
Mac Users:
Mac Users:
Use Shift-Command-5
Use Shift-Command-5
If you're using macOS Mojave or later, press Shift-Command (⌘)-5 on your keyboard to see onscreen controls for recording the entire screen, recording a selected portion of the screen, or capturing a still image of your screen. You can also record the screen with QuickTime Player instead.
To Record Yourself
To Record Yourself
Screencastify
Screencastify
The Chrome extension Screencastify will also allow you to record your webcam or embed it with your screen recording.
Mac Users:
Mac Users:
You can use the PhotoBooth app!
By using the options in the bottom left of the window you can choose to take 4 quick photos, one photo, or a video. To start the video press the red camera at the bottom, it will then count you down. After you complete your video use the same button to stop the video. The video will then appear to the right of the window, you can click and drag it from there to your desktop, downloads, or where ever you want.
Windows 10
Windows 10
"You can use Camera App directly from Windows 10
Just like most apps from Windows, the Camera app from Windows 10 can be launched in multiple ways. One of the fastest methods to start the Camera app is to use the search feature offered by Cortana. Click or tap on Cortana's search box from the taskbar and type in the word camera. Then, click or tap on the Camera app.
To record videos with the Camera app from Windows 10, you first have to switch to Video mode. Click or tap the Video button from the right side of the app's window.
Then, to start recording a video with the Camera app, click or tap the Video button again. Once you start recording a video, the Camera app displays a stopwatch on the bottom of the video, that tells you the time that has passed since you started recording.
There is a Complete training in the following web page if you want to get more info:
How To Create Videos on a Chromebook
How To Create Videos on a Chromebook
(no extensions)
(no extensions)
Are you needing to compile your videos or materials?
Are you needing to compile your videos or materials?
Tools to try:
Padlet
Google Sites
Wakelet
Trello
Using Your Phone & YouTube
Using Your Phone & YouTube
Download The YouTube App
Sign In With Your School Credentials (Google Login)
Select The Camera Button At The Top >
You can record right here from either your front facing camera or regular camera, or select a pre-recorded video from your camera roll
After recording/selecting your video it gives you the option to trim >
When you are finished "editing" select Next in the upper right hand corner.
After editing/trimming and selecting next you have the options to title and add a description to your video. You can also select different levels of privacy
When completed, select UPLOAD
After selecting upload the video will process
After Uploading the video will show up in your videos
By selecting the three dots (meatballs) to the right of the video you can then use the share option...
From here you can copy the link, Tweet, Message, or go straight to Gmail with it.
You can also access your videos on a desktop by going to youtube.com, logging in, clicking your picture in the top right, and selecting my channel.
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