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Mastering Camtasia: A Guide to Recording, Editing, and Publishing Video Content

Join Lili Steiner and Judith Slapak-Barski for an informative session on using Camtasia for all your video creation needs. This presentation from the Abraham Fischler School of Education reveals how to record a project, edit video and audio tracks, and publish your work effectively. Learn about your options for exporting, uploading to the Toolbox, sharing videos, and accessing additional tutorials. With step-by-step guidance, you’ll be well-equipped to create engaging content for your courses.

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Mastering Camtasia: A Guide to Recording, Editing, and Publishing Video Content

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  1. How to Camtasia Presented by Lili Steiner & Judith Slapak-Barski Title V-B, Abraham Fischler School of Education Faculty Retreat Presentation, October 2012 • http://apps.fischlerschool.nova.edu/toolbox/video/video/CamtasiaConfessions/

  2. Today’s Session • Camtasiarecords all activity on the screen within the selected recording area • Exploring some examples • How to record a new Camtasia project • Basics of Camtasia editing • Publishing • Camtasia License

  3. Examples

  4. How to record a new Camtasiaproject

  5. Choices, choices, choices

  6. Basic Editing in Camtasia Video & Audio Track Presentation Track

  7. Publishing a Camtasia Project Click on “Export” or “Advanced Export”

  8. Next Steps • Upload your video to the Toolbox, then link to your Blackboard course • Upload to Dropbox (create an account if you don’t have one) • Set up a folder that is SHARED with Lili or Judith • Contact us and let us know you are sharing a video with us (we’ll walk you through the rest)

  9. Next, for additional tutorials & modules @ the Faculty Toolbox • Access the Faculty Support Portal @: http://www.fischlerschool.nova.edu/Login?from=/faculty-support-portal Enter your Username & Password

  10. Find Tutorials @ the Faculty Toolbox Click on “Faculty Toolbox”

  11. Find Tutorials @ the Faculty Toolbox Click on “Instructional Software” or On “Tutorials” http://apps.fischlerschool.nova.edu/toolbox/index.html

  12. Questions & Comments • Lili Steiner: lsteiner@nova.edu • Judith Slapak-Barski: js3060@nova.edu

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