Screencasts
Screencasts
Embedded Files
Helping you Learn, Create, and Share on your device in smart and clever ways.
NEW: Use slides recording in Google Slides
NEW: Use slides recording in Google Slides
You can only record your presentations in Google Chrome
Important: This feature may only be available on certain work or school accounts. Check with your school's Google Admin if you cannot see the record option when in a Google Slide.
Screencast For Teachers:
Screencast For Teachers:
App settings and requirements
Harnessing screencasts to Learn, Create and Share
Organised on a site page that could be copied to your class site as a lesson sequence. Click here to view
Google Screencast for ChromeOS (Product Update)
Teachers can record, trim, transcribe and share lessons or demos for rewindable learning. Students can create their own screencasts to share their ideas and what they’ve learned. Recordings are stored on Google Drive, and can be accessed via link to the Screencast app – at school or from home.
To use the new Screencast tool you will need to be using a Chromebook with version 103 of the operating system or higher. Language needs to be English (US). Open the Screencast tool from the ChromeOS launcher.
Introducing Google Screencast for ChromeOS Recommended watch - Very helpful blogpost and Screencast from Eric Curts
Use slides recording in Google Slides
Screencast your DLO
Screencast your DLO
NEW: Use slides recording in Google Slides
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Use Screencast to add sound and motion to an existing Digital Learning Object. From Google Drive, both of these these can be embedded in blogs and shared.
For example:
DLO has been created using a Google Slide. Present slidedeck in full screen, navigate to each slide and record narration.
The above can also applied if you are wanting to add a narration to a simple animation
Create a set of original images in response to a piece of writing. Record in present mode while narrating.
Scaffold script by:
Co-constructing success criteria to identify vocabulary and significant word groups they can use to support their writing.
Scaffolding prompts for self assessment
Resources to help teachers with creating learning intentions and success criteria. Assessment for Learning
Build Reading Mileage
Build Reading Mileage
Room 6 @ Saint Patrick’s School
Learners in Room 6 share their first attempts using the Screencast App on their Chromebooks. To help focus on using the App confidently they recorded themselves reading a familiar texts written earlier.
More opportunities to build their reading mileage too.
Plan and Create a Screencast
Plan and Create a Screencast
Screencasts are best when they are short and include impact e.g. are helpful and breakdown how to do something, a visual representation of learning and ideas, include original content created by the learner e.g.
Record a demonstration on your chromebook with narration.
Learners collaborate to create their screencast i.e. a conversation, interview
See Smart Learners Share below
Smart Learners Share
Smart Learners Share
Confident Chrome-bookers create a screencast to share at least one of the following:
A Google Drive tip e.g. for creating, searching or organising your Drive and files
A tip for creating using a Google Drive App e.g. Slides, Draw, Blogger or a favourite Chrome app
A Chromebook tip. Lots of helpful tips here
Create screencast, upload to Google Drive and share on their blog.
Agree on a blog label and encourage learners to comment on other learners' posts.
Share links to these posts on the class blog
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