On-the-fly, browser-based, java-running screen capturing

Date May 31, 2007

On-the-fly, browser-based, java-running screen capturing?

Oh heck yeah.

Here is a quick little playful piece I did, and I did it on my iMac!

http://www.screencast-o-matic.com/watch/cihw2HjS

And since it’s Java-based, it is cross platform. I have to be honest, the entire process was super easy. I think this is a tool I will use a lot!

Screencast-O-Matic (via Lifehacker via Download Squad)

7 Responses to “On-the-fly, browser-based, java-running screen capturing”

  1. Kim Cofino said:

    Awesome! I have been desperately searching for something like this (for the mac) for ages! Thanks for sharing :)

  2. Kelly Christopherson said:

    Tried it out last night. Works wonderfully. Can’t wait to give it a shot during this upcoming year. This will be great for students sharing their work and for making presentations for staff and other teachers. Will have time during the summer to give it a good try. Thanks.

  3. Jennifer Maddrell said:

    Cool, Chris! This is slick. I’ll bring it up on ETW this week!

  4. clay burell said:

    I wonder how the resolution is when downloaded as Quicktime and uploaded to YouTube or Google Vid to embed.

    Great find!

  5. Cheryl Oakes said:

    This is just SWEET.
    Cheryl

  6. Education/Technology - » Screencasts From Your Browser… said:

    [...] lunch I was looking through my newsreader and saw a post by Chris Craft about a web based screencasting tool called screencast-o-matic. I took a look and boy is this thing [...]

  7. James O'Hagan said:

    Great Find!

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