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The Autism Helper walks through Screencast-O-Matic on a Mac, showing the three capture modes (screenshot, webcam, or both), how to record and pause, and where to save or publish your video. The free version has limited editing tools.
The Autism Helper walks through Screencast-O-Matic on a Mac, showing the three capture modes (screenshot, webcam, or both), how to record and pause, and where to save or publish your video. The free version has limited editing tools.
Hi! So this is so weird because I have Screentastic up and I'm recording my own screen. So I have all these record buttons. So I'm gonna try and show you the best that I can. So over here you can see that when you pull up the Screeno— um, Screentastic— Screen-O-Matic app on your either MacBook or whatever device you're using, this is probably what it looks like. Over here you have the option of just doing a screenshot, just having your webcam on, or if you want to do both. If you want to possibly, you know, read a story or look at something on the screen. So after you're finished recording— well, you'll hit recording and this is what it looks like. So here I am, I'm recording my video. You just hit this press the pause button when you're finished, and then done. And then you can edit your video. You have like very small capabilities of editing in the free version. Or then you can save and upload it. So here's a chance where you can edit it or go to save your video file. This is demo. And publish. And then from there you can, look at your other videos or download them or pull them out or you're finished! So hope you like that quick little tutorial.
