A few days ago, I mentioned some updates to Screencast-O-Matic - one of which was that you can now upload your screencasts straight to YouTube. To take Screencast-O-Matic’s straight-to-YouTube functionality to the next level, try playing around with Embedr.com. Say you create 4 or 5 great, brief screencasts (using Screencast-O-Matic, Jing, or your favorite screencasting tool) and upload them to Youtube or another great video sharing site.  That’s a great start, but why not showcase them on your own library’s website? Or encourage a local school to showcase them on his or her class website? Super easy with Embedr! Simply tell Embedr the URLs of the videos in question, describe your playlist, and click a button to get the code you need to embed that playlist in any webpage.  Sweet!

Here’s one I created in about 20 seconds!

Hat tip to my friend and former colleague, Jenn at HCC!

Tags: embedr, jing, screencast-o-matic, screencasting, Technology, video

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