Join Oliver Schinkten for an in-depth discussion in this video Using screen capture for videos, part of Teacher Tech Tips Weekly.
- In the previous video, we explored how…to capture still shot screen captures.…In this video, I wanna explore a couple tools…that will record video screen captures…as you navigate on your computer.…The first one is the Snagit extension,…which we showed in the previous video.…In order to create a video screen capture,…I need to select the blue square with an S inside,…which is the Snagit icon.…You'll notice it on the right sidebar.…I can select an Image,…but in this case I wanna select a Video.…So in order to get started,…I'll need to select Screen underneath Video.…
But before I do this, I wanna make sure…that my system is recording my microphone.…And in this case you'll notice…that the microphone has a line through it,…meaning that it is not recording.…So I'm going to click that, so that it's on,…and next I'll click Screen.…Now, it's going to ask me what I want to record.…I'm going to click on Entire screen, and I'll click Share.…When I click Share at the bottom,…you'll notice that it's telling me…that the TechSmith Snagit (Extension) is sharing my screen.…
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Oliver Schinkten
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6/26/2017Released
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