Videos, Podcasts & Webinars

The importance of community and parent engagement, and replacing live presentations.

A discussion of tech in the classroom, personalized learning, and the importance of data in creating a curriculum

Adam Juarez discusses ISTE events, his own participation, and he describe some of his informative sessions.

Discussing the benefits of video tools, why it's better to create personalized videos for students, and how to effectively remix different teaching strategies.

In this episode of EdTech Heroes, host Nef Dukes welcomes Renee Dawson, an EdTech specialist at Long Middle School.

Eric Curts discusses the role of influencers in education, tools teachers should use in the classroom, and how using video takes learning to a higher level.

Olivia Nelson of Screencastify chats about the importance of keeping students engaged during the summer, how to use video to spur students' creativity, and why balance is everything.

Al Thomas talks about the value of creativity, how to introduce it into the classroom, and why it's more important than ever to teach students creative thinking.

Learn how video editing can be the key to unlocking personalized learning and student engagement in any classroom environment with Screencastify.

In a recent live session, Screencastify hosted representatives from Brunswick School District to discuss how video can empower educators and their students to become better creators.

Watch this recent live session to learn more about how Screencastify and NASA eClips work together for the Cloud Detectives challenge.

In this episode of EdTech Heroes, host Nef Dukes welcomes Mandy Adams of Franklin Public Schools.

Jake Miller discusses the role of technology in today's classroom and the ways teachers can benefit from leveraging video.

In this episode of the EdTech Heroes podcast, host Nef Dukes welcomes pioneer of the Flipped Class Movement, Jon Bergmann.

Teacher and podcaster Natalie Conway joins EdTech Heroes to talk online classrooms and instructional coaching.

In this episode of EdTech Heroes, host Nef Dukes chats with Ron Carroll, the Manager of Instructional Technology at CPS.

Technology has played a vital role in teaching and learning, never more so than the past two years.

In this episode of EdTech Heroes, Nef Dukes welcomes Michelle Hearn, the Technology Instructional Coach at Middletown City School District.

In this bonus episode, they share their thoughts on student engagement and how technology can be leveraged to increase it.

In this episode of EdTech Heroes, host Nef Dukes chats with Dr. Jesse Fidelio Garza, the Technology Integration Coordinator at Los Fresnos CISD.

In this episode of EdTech Heroes, our host Nef Dukes introduces Kim Nidy, the Director of Technology at North Canton City Schools.

Now, when you adjust your share settings, you can set a default. This will make it easier, faster, and safer to share Screencastify videos.

Hear our discussion on why teachers should embrace a learning growth mindset and how to use video to connect with students.

We discuss the challenges and tech fatigue that teachers can face with overly complicated tech stacks and workflows.

Host Nef Dukes talks with Ola Brorson, an ESL teacher in Sweden, about how tech’s dynamic capabilities are changing what education looks like today.

The school culture that has made it OK for teachers to ask for help, the importance of connections, and sustainable education

Looking for a way to hear students read more often or to assess reading fluency? With Submit, you can!

Record directions to make them accessible for students who would like to rewatch, absent students, or even those learning at their own pace.

Now, you can add interactive questions, view viewer analytics, and use any of our sharing options with your edited videos.

Nefertiti Dukes talks with Susan Rivers, Executive Director and Chief Scientist at iThrive Games.

Use Screencastify Submit to have your students visit anywhere in the world!

Screencastify Edit now has a new export option, “Export to Screencastify.” When you use the new option you have the power of the Video Management Page including the ability to add interactive questions and see viewer analytics.

Henry Mann joins EdTech Heroes to talk about how EdTech's role should be to make a teacher's life easier, help students share their learning and help teachers support other teachers.

You can now see who was watched your video, add interactive questions, and your students have a new viewing experience.

With Screencastify Submit, creating a video assignment on Google Classroom takes just a few simple steps.

Screencastify's new closed captions beta feature helps make any video more accessible to every educator and every student.

In this episode of EdTech Heroes, host Nefertiti Dukes sits down with Kasey Bell, CEO of Shake Up Learning to talk about how we can shake up our new normal.

EdTech Hero Kyle Niemis talks about his products - Classroom Q and My EdTech Bundle, organized chaos, and his advice for returning to the classroom.

Meeting a new group of students and parents this year? Use Screencastify Record to introduce yourself, your classroom, and even your expectations.

Open House or Back to School Nights are incredibly important. But, it's rare that every parent is able to make it. By recording updates, make sure that every parent is informed.

Have instructional videos you've created years or even months ago? Use Screencastify Edit to repurpose and revamp them by adding text, zooming in and out, or adjusting the audio.

Looking for an easy way to learn more about your students at the start of the school year? Have them record videos about themselves using Screencastify Submit!

Give students a place to share their work and ideas with each other. They create amazing videos while you control how they share them.

With Screencastify, you can communicate with parents wherever they are. Create videos showcasing your classroom procedures, your expectations, or your most recent assignments.

As you begin the year, it's important to know who your colleagues are. You can learn more about all of your colleagues by having them create videos using Screencastify Submit.

Save instructional time by teaching your students how to use new tech tools with Screencastify Record. Model logging in to Google Classroom, creating a video, or anything else.

In this episode of the EdTech Heroes podcast, Nef Dukes catches up with Kareem Farah to discuss how teachers can connect, engage, and learn new ways to empower students through exciting educational content.

It's time to go back to school! In this webinar, the Screencastify Squad will show you how video can help start the year off right.

Building up an awesome community of educators? Try using Screencastify Submit to stay in touch and share best practices.

Extended breaks for students such as summer or holidays can lead to learning loss. Fortunately, there are ways to combat the slide through video.

Learn how to install the Screencastify record extension to begin your journey to simple yet powerful video creation.

Learn how to celebrate graduates by soliciting video messages from parents, teachers, or anyone else!

Check out the different ways to use Screencastify to honor teachers, celebrate students, and immortalize the school year.

Assessment, re-teaching, and revisiting lessons can be extremely important. We'll show you how video makes it even easier.

What's new at Screencastify? We're always improving, and we have sweet new updates across our entire video creation suite.