| Rating |   4.00 / 5 |
|---|---|
| Price | Free |
| Link | Jing |
Jing
Description
Features
The always-ready program that allows you to instantly capture images and record video on your computer—then share them with anyone. Jing is a great tool for adding basic visual elements to all of your online conversations.
Jing for Screencasts – Record What You See (and Do)
Select any window or region that you would like to record, and Jing will capture everything that happens in that area. From simple mouse movements to a fully narrated tutorial, Jing records everything you see, and do. And then lets you share your SWF videos with anyone.
Jing videos are limited to 5 minutes for instant, focused communication.
Jing for Screenshots – Capture What You See
The Jing sun sits nicely on your desktop, ready to capture your screen at a moment’s notice. Jing will capture a window, pane, or region with just one click.
Jing is a great way to create a quick screencast (computer screen recording + audio). It is a downloadable program for Macs or PC computers. It has a 5 minute recording limit for the screencasts. In addition to screencasts though, Jing can take pictures of your computer screen and then lets you annotate them. So if you are documenting something, Jing is a great quick and easy way to make simple edits on screen captures. The resulting video can be uploaded into Youtube or posted directly on Screencast.com.
Jing was my all-time Fav back when I was on Route 66! It is a simple and easy to use screencast tool that allows you to make quick recordings. I have used this tool for both my face-to-face and online class to teach how to navigate the course. When planning a trip, everyone knows the trip goes a lot smoother if you have a road map! And, with this tool, I created a navigational road map so that my students could easily get started in the course! Screencasting was better than the LMS tutorials because the students can see it exactly how they experience it. I rated this a three since you cannot edit… The 5 minute version is simply screen cast and go. So, I am not adding this tool to my scrapbook!
I really like Jing. I have used this app several times to create tutorials to teach students how to navigate through courses and to use new digital tools. It is simple to access and use this tool on your computer.