Screencastify is another screencasting tool that has been around for while. If you prefer to use Firefox, check out the Nimbus Firefox add-on. You can then review the recording, add your comment, and save the video. Once you’ve finished recording, select the Nimbus toolbar icon and select Stop Record. Or enable Desktop Tab, to record video with another active program (for example, Skype or Photoshop). You can also enable Tab Record, to record video from the current Tab. If you don’t enable Mic Sound or Tab Sound, the recording will have no sound. The Video Record dialog displays, where I can choose options to record the Mic Sound, Tab Sound, and set the Countdown. To create a screencast, all I need to do is select the Nimbus browser toolbar icon and choose Record Video from the drop-down menu. Since I already use Nimbus for capturing screenshots, why would I install another extension? Not surprisingly, Nimbus made it high on my list. Here are the two extensions I installed and reviewed: 1.
This time I only looked at Chrome extensions. Provides option to save to Google Drive.Allows me to capture screencasts on my laptop and Chromebook.And like my free tools for taking screenshots post, I had three requirements: Off I went in search of what was available. Screen Recording Options and Requirements With this month’s announcement, users of Chromebooks (like me!) or people using other operating systems, will soon need to find a different screencasting tool. It was free and offered similar functionality to the desktop versions. When the Chrome extension was launched in 2014, many people started using it. It was as one of the first screen capture applications and has steadily added new features over time. Launched in 1990, Snagit has a long history of use by designers and developers. Snagit is a screen capture tool, that allows you to easily capture screenshots as well as record videos of your screen. When TechSmith announced earlier this month they were ending support for the free Snagit Chrome extension, users began searching for a new screencast tool.
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