Monday, March 13, 2023
15 Microsoft Forms Tutorials for Teachers
A New Answer to the Questions I'm Asked the Most
Screencast-o-matic has been rebranded as ScreenPal. I used it today to make a screencast video. It worked exactly the same way as Screencast-o-matic did. In fact, if I hadn't gotten an email about the name change, I wouldn't have even noticed that anything had changed.
Screenpal offers all of the same features as it did when it was Screencast-o-matic. And as far as I can tell, there haven't been any changes to the free plan nor have there been any changes to the paid plans. Much like the rebranding of Anchor last week, the rebranding of Screencast-o-Matic to Screenpal appears to be purely cosmetic for now. And look for a new Screenpal tutorial on my YouTube channel in the near future.
On a related note, Five Video Projects for Almost Every Classroom begins tomorrow. There is still time to register here.
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