What software is used in this video?

In summary, the video recommends using a screen recording software such as CamStudio, Camista, FrontCam, or QuickTime, along with a Wacom tablet or any pen input tablet for natural writing. A drawing software like Photoshop, Paint, or SmoothDraw is also needed. A microphone is optional. The video also suggests using the downloadable edition of Screencast-o-matic for easy and free screen cast recordings. The recommended platform for sharing the recordings is Youtube.
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Hello,

What software or tool is used in this video to present the material this way?

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You need -
  1. A screen recording software (e.g. CamStudio, Camista, FrontCam for Windows, QuickTime for Mac)
  2. A Wacom tablet , or any pen input tablet to write naturally rather than using a mouse
  3. A drawing software like Photoshop, Paint, SmoothDraw etc.
  4. Microphone (optional)
You just need to set the the screen recording software to record the drawing area of SmoothDraw.
Check this out too :
 
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I like the Youtube, it's a big play platform
 
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Something easy and free to use and learn is the downloadable edition of Screencast-o-matic to make the screen cast recordings.
 
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