Recommends Microsoft OneNote for screencasting – Drew Thomson, deputy head (academic)

Drew Thomson, deputy head (academic) at St Albans High School for Girls, shares his big find of the remote learning experience – Microsoft OneNote. He explains that you can record audio and video directly into it and if you record a session while talking through what you’re writing on a whiteboard,  it moves through what you’ve written as you talk and will move the audio along. Drew also notes that it is possible to record audio and video directly within PowerPoint and mentions free screencasting software as an easy way to capture everything on your screen and mic.