I am a high school teacher; I teach two lessons seven times a week and it can get repetitive at the best of times.  There are seven classes that I teach in all and I can tell you, after a few years of doing the same thing, I have a pretty good idea how it is going to go each time.  A device like the One-Click Recorder would allow me to record my presentations onto a laptop so that I could just hit play, get comfy and get reacquainted with some 3D-Baseball on my cell phone.

The One-Click Recorder will record sound, but it is able to sync that sound with visual recording, so that you can professionally recreate your boring lecture.  It also allows you to annotate the presentation, which is useful if you want to improve it over time.  Realistically, you probably can’t prepare a synced up presentation quickly enough to only physically teach one lesson a week, but if you are in my boat, where your curriculum does not change too much year after year, you could produce enough lessons to give you a well deserved break with the following year’s students.

Considering that it comes bundled with software, the One-Click Recorder is surprisingly cheap at $60.

Source: DVICE