Best Tools for Screencasting

Check out this infographic featuring my favorite screencasting tools that are free or deeply discounted for education. If you have a favorite that's not on this list, please let me know in the comments!

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Google Edu Infographic: Getting Started with Add-Ons

More Add-Ons for Edu can be found at http://goo.gl/0YJ8Og and http://goo.gl/Yj8WoM

Can't see the image via email? Visit the blog here.

How to get Add-Ons:

• Open a Google file
• Click Add-Ons
• Search for or Choose the Add-On you Want
• Click the Blue Button that says +FREE 
• Use the Add-On by clicking "Add-ons" from the menu bar in your file

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Create FREE Animated Gifs using Snagit and your Chrome Browser

Animated Gifs have returned to the scene as a GREAT teaching tool. You can email them, post them on a website or on social media, add them to a document or slideshow, but any way you put them, they're a powerful, succinct way to get across the steps of a technology process. Easy, fun, and FREE! Thanks TechSmith for the great addition to the Chrome browser!

Install the App here and you also need the extension, available here.

Video here if you don't see it below.

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Autocrat is Easy & Independent Studies Show It's More Satisfying than a Clean House

I'm just going to go ahead and admit that I'm kind of in love with Autocrat. I've set up two form/spreadsheet combos this week to send the results of forms to Google groups, and I felt satisfied like I had just finished cleaning the whole house, which completely offset the fact that I actually have not cleaned the whole house. You just gotta try it out to see how good it feels. Thanks YouPD for creating such an amazing script that anyone can use!

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