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- [Instructor] Thank you for joining me…for Camtasia Nine, Creating Instructional Videos.…Hopefully, this course has provided you…with the basics to begin creating your own…instructional videos.…There are many more resources…you can use to continue building your skills.…If you're looking to explore more options…for using Camtasia Nine for creating…instructional videos,…check out Corbin Anderson's continuation…of this course.…Or some of his other Camtasia Nine trainings.…If you're looking to learn more…about creating instructional videos,…check out Garrick Chow.…
He has some great material…about creating video training.…Thank you so much for joining me…in this exploration.…I hope to see you in another course…in this platform soon.…
Author
Kat Anderson
Released
6/21/2017- Understanding the Camtasia 9 interface
- Recording tips and tricks
- Capturing your video
- Providing feedback
- Capturing a slide presentation
- Making a basic edit
- Adding annotations, transitions, and music
- Hiding mistakes
- Posting your video
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome52s
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About this course1m 14s
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1. Getting Ready
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Preparing to create a video1m 47s
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2. Capturing Your Video
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Recording tools and settings3m 39s
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Making a tutorial2m 19s
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Providing feedback2m 11s
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Recording the webcam3m 35s
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3. Producing Your Video
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Adding media3m 52s
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Making a basic edit2m 47s
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Adding a lower third3m 58s
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Adding annotations5m 59s
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Adding transitions2m 26s
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Adding music2m 16s
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Zoom3m 4s
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Hiding mistakes2m 27s
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4. Sharing Your Video
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Posting your video1m 33s
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Embedding a video1m 54s
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Creating a stand-alone video1m 39s
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Sharing a feedback video1m 27s
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Storage1m 42s
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Conclusion
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Next steps44s
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