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If you have tried your hands in screencasting then you probably would have an idea that most of the screencasting applications cost money. TechSmith's Camtasia and Macromedia Captovate 2 are some of the best out there but they is out of the reach of many people. The market is definitely ruled by the paid softwares but it doesn't mean that there are no free applications for you. There are quite a few free screencasting applications which you can use without burning hole in your pocket.

Easily combine webpages, photos, presentation files, etc.so that you and your students can create interactive guided presentations.

GoView made screen recordings easy. You can start recording your computer's screen and audio with just two clicks. Snipping out unwanted segments is as simple as using a pair of scissors. You can also insert title slides to add polish and act as section dividers. After all, your recording is instantly ready to be viewed an share online. It's quick. It's easy. And it's free.

Cliff, I just checked out this service last night. I was so impressed that I changed my current tech class screen cast activity into using GoView from Screen O'Matic.com. GoView is a real winner, I hope they do well enough to survive Beta. Thank you for sharing!

Create screencasts and screen recordings with this free online service. It is very simple. A great way to develop video tutorials for your students and colleagues.

A way to create screen casts and publish through twitter (ok, announce through twitter. 5 minute max, so not quite the same as Camtasia or other tools, but this is free!

Create, edit, and share digital stories. Works with most digital devices.