I’ve just pushed out release 8 (April 2010) of The Screencasting Handbook, these are the new sections: “Distributing your screencast” is now finished, it covers common sites like YouTube and Vimeo, how to self-host with techniques like FTP and Amazon’s S3+CloudFront and how to use off the shelf video players like FlowPlayer and the JW […]

Last Friday I started to sell an early release of The Screencasting Handbook to everyone who is on the mailing list. I’m being careful to only sell via the mailing list as I want everyone who purchases to know that the book is very much a work-in-progress that is not in any way complete. So […]

Over the last few days I pushed the book up from 3,000 words to 7,500.  You can get an idea of what’s on offer by checking the outline pdf, it contains the first two chapters.  We’ve just been discussing a few points of the latest version in the Google Group. My goal is to start […]

Over the last few days I wrote the first 3,000 words for the Handbook, you can find an updated draft here.  Progress is moving along nicely, the chapter headings are mostly fixed now and the contents of the book should answer most of the questions I’ve encountered. Now to get on with delivering the content!