One of the things I love about ScreenFlow is how powerful and quick it can be to create a great-looking screencasts. As you get more proficient with the interface, you’ll start learning how much keyboard shortcuts can dramatically speed up your workflow. These are a few of the handy shortcuts I find myself using all [...]
An interesting article recently ran in ExplorerNews.com about how a couple of high school chemistry teachers in Arizona are using screencasting in their classrooms with huge impact. They are “flipping” their class. Flipping means that what students would have done in class, they do as homework, and what they would have done as homework, they [...]
I love my iPhone. I mean, I re-e-ally love it. To the point that- apart from using a laptop for work – I hardly ever access the Internet with a laptop anymore. Even when it comes to watching videos on YouTube or through Facebook or the web…more and more, I find myself accessing them on [...]
Welcome to our final post of the year. As 2011 draws to a close, I am reflecting on 2011 and want to say thank you to everyone for all your input and support in 2011. It has truly meant a lot to me. As I look forward to 2012, I hope you have a [...]
Someone recently asked an interesting question on the forum: What’s the best practice for dealing with a sloppy mouse cursor on a screencast? I have a terribly annoying habit of jiggling the mouse cursor on screen in a subconscious attempt to emphasize what I’m talking about. Luckily, in ScreenFlow, I have several options for dealing [...]
I am honored this week to bring to you an interview with Chip Dizard. Chip truly is a Jack of all trades. A video producer, editor, blogger, speaker, and a teacher … he’s done a bit of everything including video production, web, and application development. Chip is a long-time ScreenFlow user, which he uses for [...]
We are happy to announce the availablity of ScreenFlow 3.0.3. This is a free update for existing ScreenFlow 3.x customers and a $29 paid upgrade for ScreenFlow 2.x customers. What’s the big deal with this release? It’s primarily a maintenance release that fixes some annoying bugs, including an evil memory leak that was causing some [...]
