The past couple of weeks I’ve had the privilege to guest post on Telestream’s ScreenFlow blog. Lynn Elliot asked if I’d like to do it and I jumped at the chance.

I suggested a two part series that looked to expand the uses of screencasting. We all know that screencasting is great for computer tutorials, but I wanted to take it further. I want to expand the market.

In Part 1 I looked at ways individuals could use screencasting software. In Part 2, I wanted to provide some suggestions on how businesses could use it. I wonder if I upset any traditional training people?

You can see both parts here on this site. Or if you prefer, you can catch the original Part 1 and Part 2 at the Screening Room Blog.

There is a very interesting discussion going on over at Tom Johnson’s I’d Rather Be Writing Blog. And I’m smack dab in the middle of it.

Tom talks about incorporating the “human” element by using speaker video in one’s screencasts. You know I do this quite a bit here on this site but it’s great to hear what other people think of it.

Follow and join the discussion.

This is just a quick post as I test the WordPress installation within RapidWeaver.

RapidWeaver is a Mac website programming tool from RealMac Software. It’s similar to Dreamweaver on the PC side. I’m using both to leverage the strengths of each product. WordPress is undoubtedly the best blogging software available. And to get maximum flexibility on my website, I’m using RapidWeaver.

I’ll be using the blogging section to make quick posts to things that I find interesting on the web. I’ll be using the RapidWeaver pages to highlight my videos.

Now that everything is working, look forward to more posts.