Learning Technology Guide - DEV
Screenpal (formerly Screen Cast-O-Matic)
videolecture recordingWhat is it?
This tool captures a digital recording of your computer screen, along with your audio narration and (optionally) a webcam.
What is its purpose?
You or your students can create any screen-based resource that can be saved in a MP4 video format and shared.
How do I use it?
Memorial instructors can request a license from CITL to unlock some of the premium features such as longer videos, computer audio, and the video editor. More information can be found within CITL's getting started information.
Students, or individuals that wish to use Screencast-O-Matic without using Memorial's license, can go to https://screenpal.com/ and start a recording for free.
Why would I use it?
- For instructors to create screen-based video resources that can be used for classroom instruction or viewed before or after class.
- For students to demonstrate learning.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Screencasting
- Rating Level
- Demo
- Website
- Screenpal (formerly Screen Cast-O-Matic)
- Last Modified
- 15 December 2023
- Created
- 26 April 2020
- License Available
- Yes
More Info
- Security Concerns
- Yes
- Technical Support
- Memorial
- Platform(s)
- Windows, Mac, ChromeOS. iOS and Android have limited options available.
Ratings Information
Security and Privacy
If using Memorial's license, there are no concerns for use.
If using an individually purchased license, please be aware of the following:
- This software has not been reviewed by Information Management and Protection or the Privacy Office of Memorial University.
- Using the cloud hosting/storage options introduce additional risks related to information ownership and usage. Please review the terms of use carefully.
Support Information
The CITL Support Centre provides support for license requests and application launching. Limited support available for application usage at this time.
Technology Resources (How-Tos):
Other Support Information:
Note: Instructional Support is available through CITL. Please connect with Learning Technology Coaches for assistance ltc_citl@mun.ca or visit the Teaching and Learning Exchange in ED 1001, St. John’s Campus.