The Bioscreencast Blog

Back when we thought about putting Bioscreencast together, we had a vision of people doing their daily work, realizing that there was something interesting to share, turning on their favorite screencasting app, and then recording a screencast. Today, Michael Pascoe uploaded a screencast that, for me, personifies that vision. In the screencast below, Michael demonstrates how he uses Illiad and Papers to pursue a paperless PhD (If you have a Mac and $42 you HAVE to get this). The screencast is short, it’s simple, and it makes you want to go and get Papers. Perfect!!!

Technorati Tags: Illiad, Library, Papers

The Galaxy team at Penn State has a slew of new screencasts at Bioscreencast.com going through the latest release of Galaxy.

As I have mentioned in the past, the Galaxy team really understands the medium and are using it effectively (along with wiki’s etc) to showcast the application. You can grab the RSS feed for all galaxy related screencasts

This screencast shows you how to look for protein coding transcripts among non-gencode ESTs