ShowMeDo is a web site that hosts screencasts. A screencast, is simply recordings what you're doing on the screen. This is awesome for training, or for showing someone how to do something. For example, someone asked me how they could save my flickr pictures to their local computer. I tried to explain, but they wouldn't listen, so instead I created a screencast that showed how it is done.
To create the screencast, I use camstudio ( get version 2.0 for windows it's free), and then I upload it to google video so that any one can view it.
The video I need to make is here.
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