You are no longer locked in to producing to. You can create videos just as quickly as you did with Jing, but now you can create videos longer than 5 minutes and you can output to a variety of locations for hosting or storage. My current favorite tool for screencasting is Snagit. Most faculty will pay the $9.95 a month to get the videos streaming again however would prefer a no cost long term solution. If you pass the monthly bandwidth limit (which you will fairy quickly if you use the tool often) your videos will stop working and you either pay money to or you move your videos off to another hosting location. The free account from comes with 2 GB of storage which is plenty for the flash videos that Jing produces, however the 2 GB monthly bandwidth limit is not.
However now that he has been using the tool for awhile and his students have been viewing his videos wants to charge him either $9.95 a month, or $99.95 a year for hosting. He found the tool very easy to use and over time he has built up a collection of videos for his students. I had a faculty member this week who has been using the free screencasting tool Jing for some time and uploading the resulting videos to.
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