Video Tutorials—Capture the Experience!
Submitted By: MrSpacelySC
Lead Presenter: Stephen T. Anderson Sr.
Scheduled For: Wednesday @ 1:00 PM in Water Oaks II
Session Type: Session - Software Demo
Preferred Paper Track: Software Demo - No Paper Required
Target Audience: Faculty, Trainers
Lead Presenter: Stephen T. Anderson Sr.
Scheduled For: Wednesday @ 1:00 PM in Water Oaks II
Session Type: Session - Software Demo
Preferred Paper Track: Software Demo - No Paper Required
Target Audience: Faculty, Trainers
Abstract:
I had been creating web-based learning modules for many years now. The software demonstrated during this session does not have a heavy learning curve often associated with such productions. The creation and distribution of a multimedia learning module via the web or on a CD can seem daunting to the inexperienced user. It is often assumed that the developer must have weeks/months of training and experience. It is also often assumed that you must utilize expensive and complicated software to produce and distribute such a product. It might never occur to you that a faculty member with very little technical experience might single-handedly tackle such a project. This session will introduce users to Camtasia™, a piece of software that is: • Inexpensive… Current Academic Price = $199, bundled with SnagIt • Easy for a non-computer-faculty to learn its “basics“ • Useful to those wishing to produce narrated Windows Media or Flash-based multimedia learning modules from “screen capturing” or direct PowerPoint Recording with no Flash experience whatsoever. • Fully “automatic” if desired, yet capable of more advanced features and options once the user is more experienced • Flexible in that ALL SORTS of “presentations” can be produced including “PR” materials, web-tour productions, lab-based-recordings, software demonstrations, etc. Camtasia and Snagit are available for thirty-day trial periods from: http://www.techsmith.com For those who feel they MUST walk away with something TANGIBLE, there might even be some Techsmith marketing “give-aways” which will be distributed at the paper presentation, and very likely taste tests of my home-made beef jerky!
Steve has been an active member and contributor to ASCUE since shortly after he came to SC in 1990. He has presented numerous papers and workshops at ASCUE as well as many other national and international conferences. He loves teaching and currently teaches Business Statistics, Business Calculus, Production/Operations Management, Web Design, and Bowling. Hobbies include bowling, motorcycling, and making home-made beef jerky.




