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"Screenr is a nifty new tool that combines the utility of screencasts with the distribution and community engagement power of Twitter. If you want to create a simple and straightforward video tutorial that's less than 5 minutes, you'll be hard-pressed to find a better tool.\nScreenr comes complete with all the extras that you need, but it's the seamless integration with Twitter, with comments that can take the form of retweets and replies, that really makes this tool sing. They bill themselves as the way to create instant screencasts for Twitter, and they absolutely live up to that name.Screenr was made with both the web savvy and not-so-savvy in mind, so recording and publishing are practically effortless. Hit the record button, drag and adjust the recording frame as needed, select your microphone, and click the red button to start recording. You've got five minutes of recording time, and you can pause and pick up the recording on your own terms.\n\nWhen you're done with the screencast, you can preview the content, pen your tweet, and automatically post to Twitter once the video has been processed (it's pretty quick). Screenr will auto-tweet the screencast with its own short URL, and direct would-be viewers to the screencast video page, where they can view, retweet, and leave replies.\nScreencasters have a few handy tools at their disposal including the bookmarklet, which allows you to click to record from anywhere on the web. We also like that users can opt not to tweet screencasts, one-click publish to YouTube, download the .mp4 file for personal keeping, and grab the embed code to share on the web.\nScreenr has to be one of the smartest ways we've seen anyone approach a screencasting product. It's easy to use, nicely integrated with Twitter, and all around a solid web application.\nSee also: 12 Screencasting Tools for Creating Video Tutorials"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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