Video capture is equally as painless to use. This allows you to take full screenshots, but it also allows you to create results of any size, focusing on the information that's important to the task at hand and concealing any confidential personal information you might otherwise accidentally give away. Snagging a screenshot is as simple as highlighting the area you want to save and hitting confirm. You can learn the fundamentals in a matter of minutes, and once you have a grip on how the platform works, there aren't any unnecessarily complications or advanced features to worry about. While it's not overloaded with bells and whistles, it works admirably in its narrow and defined role.Įase of use is maybe the biggest selling point for this product. Jing is a simple tool that looks to fill in this gap by allowing you to record the information that's important it and broadcast it to anyone in your social network. In learning environments like seminars and classrooms, PowerPoint presentations can help fill in this gap, but it's a labor intensive process and one that you have to prepare for in advance. When you're trying to illustrate a complicated point in face to face conversations, you can simply point to a screen to show the information that's there.

While video conferencing and text based chat technologies have fundamentally changed how we communicate in our professional and personal lives, these platforms bring with them their own complications.

Overall Opinion: Developed by TechSmith, the Jing Project seeks to revolutionize how we communicate.

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