Audio Slideshows E-Learning #130: Challenge | Recap
Engage Learners Through Visual Storytelling
Audio slideshows are a form of storytelling commonly found in digital journalism. They comb...
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You can get a free trial of Camtasia - but it's not free after the trial, although it's very reasonably priced. Here's a link: https://www.techsmith.com/camtasia.html
I use it a lot to create video footage - which can then be used in Articulate. It has some very attractive features such as an amazing variety of animations that make for interesting video footage. I find the interface really intuitive and the timeline is very easy to use. You can publish direct to YouTube, or just create an .mp4.
You can create interactive e-Learning with it, but I've never done this as I think nothing would compare to Articulate in this regard, although having said that I'm waiting on a client to get back to me about using Camtasia for their interactive e-Learning.
I use it a lot to create video footage - which can then be used in Articulate. It has some very attractive features such as an amazing variety of animations that make for interesting video footage. I find the interface really intuitive and the timeline is very easy to use. You can publish direct to YouTube, or just create an .mp4.
You can create interactive e-Learning with it, but I've never done this as I think nothing would compare to Articulate in this regard, although having said that I'm waiting on a client to get back to me about using Camtasia for their interactive e-Learning.
Thanks Dianne. I look forward to trying it. Sounds good. And yes you have an accent.