What Does Screencast Mean?
A screencast is a digital video recording of a user’s screen or desktop complete with real-time or post-edited narration. It is often done as a video tutorial to allow viewers to follow exactly what the tutor/narrator is doing. It is related to the term screenshot, but whereas a screenshot is just a single image of the content of a computer screen, a screencast is a full video recording.
Techopedia Explains Screencast
A screencast is basically a recording of what is happening on a user’s screen as well as the user’s narration. It is very useful for teaching and demonstrations or for integrating technology in educational systems. Other uses include software development and bug reporting, where testers can recreate the bugs in a recording and provide narration, replacing any potentially unclear written explanations.
