

See below for how to use this helpful new feature, as well as ideas on how this might be used in school. This can open up many opportunities to provide additional resources, get feedback, and spark a class discussion on your screen recordings. When people view the video in Google Drive they will be able to see your comment, and leave their own if you have given permission. When you record a video, you now have the option to add a comment (or comments) to the video, including text and links. Recently Screencastify updated the Chrome extension with a new convenient feature.

(See my earlier post about " 7 Super Screencasting Activities for School" for more details and ideas.) It is simple to use, has lots of nice features, works on Chromebooks, and is free for videos up to 10 minutes long. There are many excellent screen recording tools available, but one of my favorites is the Screencastify Chrome extension.
