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Closed Caption Tools

Experiencing eLearning

I use Camtasia myself for screencasting and video editing/creation. YouTube Several people mentioned YouTube. You can upload a video privately and use YouTube’s automatic caption generator. I think Riverside’s transcription process is easier than doing it on YouTube. They have a paid subtitle service.

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Become Better at Screencasting: Tips from Anton Bollen

TechSmith Camtasia

This year at Screencast Camp , things were pretty low key for me until it actually started. So you’ll see a little rust in this episode, but regardless, our guest, Anton Bollen, TechSmith German Evangelist, provides some great tips about becoming a better screencaster. Anton’s Tips. The show clocks in just over 8 minutes.

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Five Presentation Tips for Webinars & Tutorials

Rapid eLearning

Here are a few simple tips to highlight your mouse when presenting or recording your tutorial. Click here to view the tutorial on YouTube. Hope these tips come in handy when you do your next webinar, presentation, or screencast tutorial. I also record a ton of tutorials. Make the Mouse Pointer Extra Large.

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Screencasts for knowledge sharing

TechSmith Camtasia

Suddenly I was teaching online courses, presenting tech demonstrations on YouTube, and writing on other sites. Fast-forward four years, and I have multiple online courses published, a YouTube channel , a complete eBook and a print book due out next year. Screencasting as a knowledge-sharing tool. It was so rewarding!

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Collect Feedback on Branching Scenarios with Twine and Pastel

Experiencing eLearning

I made a quick screencast on how reviewing works within Pastel. If the video doesn’t appear below, you can watch it on YouTube. You can try it for free, and they have a “free forever” plan with limitations (more on that later). Please excuse my lack of polish in the video.)

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3 Reasons Your Learning Videos Need to Be on YouTube

TechSmith Camtasia

YouTube now has 1.9 Learning and educational content alone drives over a billion views a day on YouTube. Whether you’re a small business, an educator, or an entrepreneur looking to teach your audience, YouTube is a must-go spot to host your learning video content. Why should you use YouTube for learning content?

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Screencasting in the Classroom with TechSmith and Edmodo

TechSmith Camtasia

Tom’s also a screencasting pro, and he frequently puts video content on his YouTube channel or on Screencast.com. Using Camtasia Studio, I shared knowledge and tips on how to use this cool feature with thousands of other teachers through Edmodo’s built in networking feature in this tutorial video. Teacher Tom’s Tips.