Annotatinos call attention to parts of your movie and can be used to create motion graphics. Learn how to use every Annotation Camtasia provides in a single movie. Learn how to think about more than 70 annotations as a collection of only 9 types. I'll show you how to identify which annotation is right for your specific needs.
- [Instructor] Now that you have a strong foundation…in the basics of recording and editing,…in the next several chapters, we're going to focus…on ways to enhance and refine your screencast.…Let's begin with annotations.…Annotations are a combination of text and graphic overlays…that can be extremely effective at drawing…your viewer's eye to exactly what you want them to focus on.…When you click on Annotations in the Media and Effects tab,…you'll notice that there are six tabs…with a wide array of different choices under each tab.…
All annotations work in a similar fashion.…You select the annotation that you want to add,…drag it onto the canvas,…that object is converted to a clip in your timeline…on the next available track and the clip begins…wherever the playhead is currently located.…You can then use the on-screen controls…to adjust the scale, location,…and rotation of the object on the canvas.…You then use the Properties Inspector…to further refine the object to meet your design needs.…
You maybe thinking, there are 75 annotations to choose from,…
Author
Released
8/15/2016- Creating a recording account
- Choosing and calibrating a mic
- Recording video
- Capturing video on mobile devices
- Managing mistakes
- Editing video in the timeline
- Importing media from different sources
- Adding annotations, animations, and transitions
- Applying video and audio effects (Video and Audio FX)
- Adding interactivity with Cursor and Gesture FX
- Generating captions
- Sharing Camtasia videos
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
Views
Related Courses
-
Teaching Techniques: Blended Learning
with Chris Mattia1h 37m Intermediate -
Teaching Complex Topics
with Karin Hutchinson2h 38m Beginner
-
Introduction
-
Welcome53s
-
Before watching the course2m 18s
-
Using the exercise files2m 2s
-
-
1. Getting Started
-
Creating a recording account2m 23s
-
Installing Camtasia for Mac2m 35s
-
Understanding the interface3m 50s
-
Choosing a microphone5m 1s
-
-
2. Creating Recordings
-
Capturing mobile devices3m 58s
-
3. Keys to a Successful Recording
-
Preparing to record2m 57s
-
Managing mouse movements3m 30s
-
Handling mistakes5m 47s
-
Focusing on your content2m 33s
-
-
4. Editing in Camtasia
-
Timeline overview3m 36s
-
Basic timeline editing7m 35s
-
Advanced timeline editing5m 18s
-
Canvas basics4m 30s
-
Setting visual properties4m 10s
-
Using markers3m 17s
-
5. Working with Media
-
Organizing project media5m 23s
-
Importing media from a Mac1m 32s
-
-
6. Working with Annotations, Animations, and Transitions
-
Using transitions4m 27s
-
Creating complex animations8m 22s
-
7. Using Video FX
-
Understanding Video FX1m 55s
-
Using the Colorize FX2m 36s
-
Using the Device Frame FX1m 50s
-
Using the Drop Shadow FX1m 51s
-
Using the Freeze Region FX1m 38s
-
Using the Glow FX1m 22s
-
Using the Keystroke FX1m 48s
-
Using the Mask FX3m 21s
-
Using the Reflection FX1m 29s
-
Using the Remove a Color FX3m 26s
-
Using the Sepia FX1m 27s
-
Using the Spotlight FX2m 44s
-
Using the Clip Speed FX2m 11s
-
-
8. Using Audio FX
-
Adjusting audio levels3m 35s
-
Using the Noise Reduction FX3m 16s
-
Using the Change Pitch FX1m 59s
-
-
9. Using Cursor and Gesture FX
-
Using Cursor FX3m 6s
-
Using Click FX2m 59s
-
Using Gesture FX2m 13s
-
-
10. Working with Captions
-
Manually adding captions4m 17s
-
-
11. Sharing
-
Sharing to Screencast.com2m 59s
-
Sharing to YouTube5m 8s
-
Sharing to Google Drive1m 44s
-
Exporting as a webpage4m 34s
-
-
Conclusion
-
Goodbye35s
-
- Mark as unwatched
- Mark all as unwatched
Are you sure you want to mark all the videos in this course as unwatched?
This will not affect your course history, your reports, or your certificates of completion for this course.
CancelTake notes with your new membership!
Type in the entry box, then click Enter to save your note.
1:30Press on any video thumbnail to jump immediately to the timecode shown.
Notes are saved with you account but can also be exported as plain text, MS Word, PDF, Google Doc, or Evernote.
Share this video
Embed this video
Video: Drawing attention with annotations