Unfortunately, there is no way to add multiple images at once, but I didn’t have all that many images, so this was not a very time consuming process. Step 2: I opened the IPEVO Whiteboard app and added the images one by one to separate boards in the app.
APPLE SCREENCAST HOW TO
If you have never taken a screenshot before, here’s how to take a screenshot on your iPad, iPhone & iPod Touch. This gave me about 16 images to work with. Step 1: I began by taking screenshots of every step that was needed to create a folder and upload media to from the iPad’s camera roll.
APPLE SCREENCAST FREE
It was created using one of my favorite free iPad apps, IPEVO Whiteboard, and this is how I put it all together. It is little more than a collection of static images that includes a voiceover narration to help describe the process that is required. See below:Įssentially, the video above is somewhat similar to a stop motion movie. This will also give you an idea of what is possible, and what is not.
So, before I go in to the nuts and bolts of the method I used, I want to share the final video with you so that you can see what the end results were. Every now and again these apps will surface in the App Store, but they are quickly removed by Apple when they are discovered. This is because Apple has restrictions in place that prevent developers from creating an app that will record your iPad once you leave a specific app. However, all of these solutions required an additional device like a Mac or a PC. I have written about ways to record your iPad screen before. As it happens, there are a number of apps that will let you do this, so in this post I am going to demonstrate one of those apps, tell you about the process I used, and as suggest some others that you might want to take a look at if you decide to try this yourself.
I wanted to explore the options for doing this using an iPad, because I am increasingly of the opinion that there are very few things you can’t do with just an iPad any more. However, this time I felt like doing something different. Normally, I would just AirPlay my iPad to my Mac, and then record (and edit) my video with Camtasia. Recently, I had the need to create a screencast of an iPad app for a teacher I work with.
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