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Over the last year, I’ve had really great results and responses from my live presentations at seminars around the country. One of my favorite’s has been one called: “How To Create Your Very Own Killer Video In 45 Minutes!” In that presentation, I use a PowerPoint 2010 template with nice design and some “pre-built” animation […]
Continue readingBecause Lon and I use PowerPoint a lot when we create our Camtasia videos, we used to spend a lot of time staring at a blank white slide template wondering how to make it unique or how to create a color scheme that would work. Often we wanted the video colors to blend with a website […]
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Continue readingMany people who are new to eLearning want to know how to create a storyboard. Should they use a professional tool? Should they create a template from scratch? What should they put into the template? Generally, a storyboard for eLearning is a document that specifies the visual elements, text elements, audio elements, interactions and branching […]
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Continue readingThere are LOTS of times when I record the audio track for my Camtasia videos first. Why? Several reasons: Trying to record a vocal narration and record video footage at the same time leads to mistakes and extra editing. I can take a recorded audio source file and drop it into Audacity to remove noise, […]
Continue readingIn this Screencast QuickTip, I address a member request for improving the look of a graphic he uses in his video called a "Lower Third". Check out Todd’s "Crappy Sample" here: Crappy Sample! Pretty serious lookin’ dude, eh? Ya… serious about making better videos! Lookup swift codes United Kingdom banks 😉 Here’s my tip and […]
Continue readingYa know, images and visual "elements" are a big part of what makes a Camtasia video captivating and not…well…boring! Here’s a cool little resource I found and have used in several videos to add a bit of "Huh?" Don’t be fooled by the somewhat "cheesy" nature of some of these or the fact that it […]
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