Here are some examples of the types of videos you can create with Camtasia
Record Screen for a Walk-Through Demo
In this example below, Camtasia was used to record a walk-through of a series of screens. The Zoom-and-Pan and Cursor Effects tools were used to help draw the learners' eye the important elements on screen. While the screen was being recorded, the narrator's voice was recorded at the same time.
Record Your Screen To Show How-To
In this example below, Camtasia was used to demonstrate steps in completing a task by recording the screen. A graphic element (TLX logo jpg) was added to the start of the video. The video creator recorded the screen, and then added voice narration afterward.
Edit Camera Captures
In this video below, Camtasia was not used to capture a screen. Instead, the video contents were recorded with a camera, and Camtasia was then used to edit the video. The camera files were imported to the video timeline, cut, spliced together, and text callouts were added.
Capture an Existing Video
In this video below, Camtasia was used to capture a video which was found on YouTube and which had.a Creative Commons license on it. Normally it is not legal to record someone else's video and post it on your own channel, but in this case it's legal because of the Creative Commons license. The copied video was then posted to a YouTube account where the account holder could add/correct the captions.
How to get Camtasia for Free
AppsAnywhere is free for George Brown students, staff and faculty to access anytime, from anywhere and it includes software such as Camtasia and the Adobe suite.
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Camtasia Training Videos
Techsmith, the makers of Camtasia, have a comprehensive set of training resources with videos.
