Flowgram let’s you mash up different content such as web pages, PowerPoint slides and photos to create screencasts that you can share and publish anywhere you want. The screencasts can be annotated with voice, notes and highlights, making it a complete solution to your screencast needs.
Flowgram makes it possible thanks to its flash based user interface called Flowgram Maker, which lets users assemble and annotate web pages, photographs, videos etc on any topic, and add a voice narrative which provides context, emotion and consistency.This uniquely personalized package can be shared as an embeddable widget, email or as a link to either a private group or with the world. Flowgram recipients can interact with any of its pages by, for example, clicking on links, and playing and pausing videos.
Flowgrams can be shared and embedded anywhere using email, blogs and Facebook and other social networks. Interactive guided tours, how-to’s and more can be created without the need of any additional software installation.The Flowgrams that you create can also be downloaded as offline videos which can be then uploaded to Youtube or other video sharing websites. Although this should be mentioned here that most screencasts include screen recording, which isn’t possible with Flowgram, making it limited in it’s usage.
A useful service with a very easy to use editing software, Flowgram is worth a short if screencasts is your thing.
Here’s an example of a Flowgram in action:
