Looking for a shinier way to share your instructional video? Consider embedding it. Embedding makes it easy for your students to view your video with a single click. In this video we’ll explore how to take your Camtasia 8 created instructional video and embed it directly in your LMS or webpage using a free video host like YouTube.
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Author
Corbin Anderson
Released
8/4/2016
Whether you're a first-grade teacher or college professor, video can open a whole new range of possibilities for your classroom. Camtasia is the go-to tool for educators, offering a wide range of features for recording, editing, and sharing video. And it's not just for screencapture; you can create webcam and mobile videos, too. Ready to get started? In this course, Corbin Anderson helps you use Camtasia 8 to create engaging, high-quality instructional videos for a flipped classroom, online instruction, or blended learning. Learn how to set up Camtasia, record a simple video, and go mobile with the companion app Fuse. Once you've mastered the basics, you can add learning supports such as multimedia, notes, embedded quizzes, and announcements. Along the way, Corbin discusses teacher best practices and tips for flipping your classroom.
Topics include:
- Recording a simple video
- Recording mobile video with Fuse
- Adding media to an existing project
- Editing Camtasia videos
- Exporting, linking, and embedding video
- Flipping your classroom
- Creating interactive videos with EDpuzzle
- Giving feedback via video
Skill Level Intermediate
1h 12m
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 30s
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What you should know1m 24s
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Using the exercise files1m 23s
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1. Basic Video Creation
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Exploring a basic setup2m 22s
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Recording a simple video3m 26s
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Taking advantage of Pause4m 15s
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Creating a webcam video5m 45s
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Going mobile with Fuse1m 57s
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Adding media to your project6m 53s
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Creating a weekly overview3m 15s
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Creating an announcement2m 31s
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2. Sharing
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Making a quick edit3m 42s
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Exporting an MP4 video1m 40s
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Linking to a video1m 44s
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Embedding a video3m 5s
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Creating a learning library3m 20s
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3. Flipped Classroom
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What is a flipped classroom?2m 30s
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Flipping your classroom2m 26s
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4. Interactivity
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Sharing feedback using video3m 59s
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Empowering student response2m 18s
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Conclusion
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Next steps58s
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