So again, we're going to be talking about Screencastify, which has been around for quite a while and I've been using for free for five or six years in education and recommending it to lots of educators. But these are the two that I think are the best to consider if you really want to just narrow it down quickly and pick the one that works best for you.

And there are other options out there even other than the ones that I've mentioned there. I know of teachers who use Nimbus and love Nimbus for this. I think the screen recorder in Flipgrid is pretty awesome. It's just that it's not a free tool, so that's why I don't recommend that one here. With that said, I think tools like Screencast-o-Matic have great features. But I think if you really want to just look at just two tools, if that's all that you can really handle comparing right now, because you're busy with other stuff, these are the two tools you should you should consider. There are merits to the other tools that are out there. First off, there's not only two tools out there, I've narrowed it down to the two tools that I think that educators with limited bandwidth for making these decisions should consider if you feel like you have the time to evaluate all of the tools out there and choose the one that's really best for you, by all means go for it. Okay, as I said, we're going to talk about two of the most common screencasting tools using education. So you could toggle over to one of those options to learn it in that format that works best for you.

So if you're in one tool, and you'd rather have it as a podcast, or a video or a blog post, that information will be in the show notes or the link or the descriptions or whatever it might be.

Now, before we talk about those tools, I want to point out that I did say, I'm here in this YouTube video or podcast or blog posts, because this content is available in all three ways, so that you can get the information in the way that works best for you. And I'm here in this YouTube video or podcast or blog post to talk to you about two of the most commonly used screencasting tools in education today and help you decide which one to use. Choose your flavor and get your learn on! If you decide to use one of them, check out my Screencastify and Loom tutorials! Flavor 1: Infographic Flavor 2: Podcast Flavor 3: Video Flavor 4: Text! Hi there, my name is Jake Miller. And not only do I have your back, but I have it in 4 formats: text, infographic, video, and podcast. Screencastify or Loom? Trying to decide which of the two big dogs in classroom screencasting to use? Well, I've got your back. Jake Miller EdTech Tool Comparison: Screencastify VS Loom Episode

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