Enables a large amount of tech integration and differentiated learning
Submitted 5 years ago
Community Review for Screencastify
Eric B.
East Ascension High School
Gonzales LA, US
My Take
It is such a versatile tool for teachers and students alike. It can help flip a classroom, individualize instruction, and enhance creativity. The only downside is that it can be a little glitchy, but that may be a problem on my end. It is web-based, so you may have issues with connectivity. All in all, this is a GREAT resource!
How I Use It
I use Screencastify to produce videos including instructional material, technology help for faculty, and live presentations. It is easy to use and very, very helpful. I also require students to use it to create videos. They find it easy and fun.
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Theodore B.
Teacher
Pahoa High And Intermediate School
Pahoa, HI
October 27, 2022
Don't subscribe!!
Since then, my school hasn't resubscribe and now Screencastify says I have to delete all but 10 of my videos before I can make any more free 5 minute videos.
So I say "Don't subscribe!!"
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泽秋 �.
September 29, 2021
Such a useful tool for selflearing
I really like it since it humanizes learning. It allows kids to watch videos unlimited times whenever they feel they need to review. They can pause videos whenever they think they need to think about what's going on or take a break. This app provides a good learning experience so I believe it's gonna have a great performance in the classroom.
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Dahl R.
October 29, 2020
Advertised as K-12 but cannot be used by students under 13 due to COPPA.
This is a great useful tool for elementary teachers creating offline content that kids can view outside of the classroom time. However, common sense regarding children recording themselves (photos, audio, video) and COPPA compliance means that kids under 13 cannot use it themselves. They aren't upfront about this and market it as K-12 but don't be fooled. Read their privacy-policy and the FTC's COPPA FAQ before asking students to use it.
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