Audio-visual materials in the learning process

Start your selected screencast tool.
If you are well prepared before the record, it will no longer be too time consuming and complicated. A few tests should help you to find the most appropriate arrangement to set up the screen, your voice and relax.

When you have recorded the audio, recording the screencast is much easier. Playback the audio as you record the screencast. This allows the visual moves to be perfectly timed to the audio and allows you to edit easier.

If you are speaking directly during the screencasting, remember that the recording can be stopped anytime and then continued. Thus, errors do not mean that the record is restarted.

Remember that the screencast could be viewed likely on a smart phone, so focus in on what’s really relevant, capturing just the most important part of the screen.

Make changes and adjustments as needed.

Save (export) the screencasting in a video format.