Google, Yahoo, AOL, and other search engines store a wealth of information. And it’s easy to find what you’re looking for. But, what if you want to learn info by watching others. Better yet, how about watching videos to find your answer?
Howcast, a high-quality video website shows all different types of instructional videos. It shows how-to videos of removing viruses, making healthy fruit shakes, constructing cabinets, typing faster on iPhones, and the list goes on and on. The difference between Howcast and YouTube is that Howcast produces high resolution videos from a team of programmers whereas YouTube contains a full range of videos, mostly grainy, from regular computer users.
Howcast has recently signed on the government as a vendor in providing how-to videos for filling out forms. This is a great way to help users fill out forms and at the same time save on phone operators guiding folks through the steps. You may view videos on your iPhone and videos will soon be able to be seen on Blackberries and other handheld phones. The videos are crisp and to the point and are helpful in many genres, making this site a top one to put on your go-to list.
