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Screencasting - Kathy Schrock's Guide to Everything - 0 views

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Create free video screencasts! All web-based.

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A LIST OF SOME OF THE BEST FREE SCREENCASTING TOOLS TO RECORD YOUR SCREEN AND MAKE AWES... - 0 views

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Tutorial video for creating graded quizes using Google Docs.

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Screentoaster.com is a free online application that will permit you to capture your screen and create videos as you need them.

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NCH Debut - Screen Recording, Webcam Recorder and Streaming Video Capture Software - 0 views

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The Screencasting Apps Collection by Kristy Rocquin | edshelf - Linkis.com - 51 views

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