Category Archives for "PowerPoint"
Five Steps to Create Your First Online Video Training Course
The world today is a very visual one. People have always loved watching videos, with an estimate of around 5 hours a day spent every day(by an adult!) – just watching videos. People who have been creating online courses for years have picked up on this trend and have begun creating much more video based courses. The […]
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PowerPoint Animations WITHOUT Animating?
PowerPoint is a great tool for creating visual content we can kick out as video. It’s excellent at combining text & graphics with animations to engage the viewer and keep them interested in watching. But many folks try to animate multiple images and text bullets on a single slide which is just…overly complicated! You can […]
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PowerPoint vs. Camtasia–How to Choose the Right Tool for your Video
I got an email today, from a video creator, asking me the following: “I need to create a series of videos for my customers, training videos, and then I also want to create a series of video sales letters. To date, I’ve been using power point with animations and voice overs. What is the difference in […]
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Levidio PowerPoint Templates
Today let’s get into a super sweet PowerPoint video project using one of the Levidio PowerPoint Templates. This is the first in a series of a bunch of PowerPoint video tutorials, templates, tips, and tricks I am working on! Think of it as a specific “toolkit” you can learn from and use in your PowerPoint […]
Continue readingCreating Custom Call-outs for your Camtasia Studio Screencasts
Camtasia Callouts are images or effects you can add to your videos to create engagement, add information, or bring the viewers attention to certain parts of the screen. I use them in pretty much all my software demos, tutorials and courses. The Camtasia Software does provide a nice assortment of call-outs both in the Callout tab […]
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Creating Custom Shapes in PowerPoint
So, I was bored the other day… Scrolling through Facebook and saw a pretty funny political “meme” graphic. I wanted to test a couple of things: 1. Make a video version of a somewhat “controversial” image and see if it would get any Share / Views action on Facebook (it did). 2. See if I […]
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