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E-learning with Camtasia Studio

E-learning with Camtasia Studio

By : David Demyan
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E-learning with Camtasia Studio

E-learning with Camtasia Studio

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By: David Demyan
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Overview of this book

If you want to educate people using video learning techniques, this book is for you. Whether you are a teacher, a designer, or corporate learning staff and intend to deliver knowledge through videos, the exercises will benefit you, teaching the indispensable skills to produce and deliver effective educational content. No previous knowledge of Camtasia Studio or video production is required.
Table of Contents (11 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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Reader feedback
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Customer support
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1. Getting Started with Course Development
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1. Getting Started with Course Development
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The power of video teaching
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What are my e-learning project goals?
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What are the best techniques?
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How can I assemble source materials?
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What is an outline?
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What is a storyboard?
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What is a shot list?
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The sample project
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The templates and samples
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Summary
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2. Planning the Project
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2. Planning the Project
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What is a project plan?
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Selecting the subject
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Defining project scope
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Setting project goals
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Resources
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Learner analysis
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The project outline
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Try it – create a project plan
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Summary
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3. Creating the Script
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3. Creating the Script
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Do I really need a script?
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What is the appropriate tone?
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What is included in the script?
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How is the script used?
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Summary
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4. Creating the Storyboard
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4. Creating the Storyboard
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Why do I need a storyboard?
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What to include in the storyboard?
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Reviewing the storyboard
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Creating a shot list
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5. Recording Basics
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5. Recording Basics
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Before recording
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Recording audio and video simultaneously
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Should I record audio first or video first?
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Using Camtasia Recorder
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Using the mouse properly
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Using the shot list
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Using Audacity to record audio
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Using a virtual whiteboard and pen tablet
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6. Editing the Project
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6. Editing the Project
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What is NLE?
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Project samples
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Importing media
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Placing assets on the timeline
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Using the timeline
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Previewing the content
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Task tabs
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Laying out visuals
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Laying out the audio tracks
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Editing for timing
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Using visual effects
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Adding transitions
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Inserting images
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Using callouts
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Using zoom and pan effects
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7. Quizzes and Interactions
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7. Quizzes and Interactions
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Why include learner interactions?
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Creating simple hotspots
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Using the quiz feature
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Scoring options
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Publishing and testing
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Publishing non-quiz interactions
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8. Deploying Your E-learning Video to the Web or LMS
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8. Deploying Your E-learning Video to the Web or LMS
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Capturing the actions of learners
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Hosting courses in an LMS
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Using a Moodle-based LMS
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Enterprise systems
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Setting production options
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A. Appendix
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A. Appendix
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Sample file description
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Sample Camtasia Studio project
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Design and development documents
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Document templates
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References
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Index
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Index

What to include in the storyboard?

The simple rule is to include everything you need to communicate your story effectively. It does not need to be fancy or take weeks to create. The number of reviewers you need for the storyboard is a smaller group compared to the reviewers for your finished e-learning video. The storyboard reviewers will want to monitor the concept as it takes shape. The storyboard is an excellent way to help them understand your content, both the visual portion and the audio.

Use the conventions, format, and a level of detail with which you are comfortable. I recommend including the following three types of information:

  • Your narrative script

  • Visual directions or cues

  • Images, screenshots, or descriptions of what is visible on screen

We have seen how to create the script in Chapter 3, Creating the Script. The other two parts will be described in the following sections of the chapter.

Tip

Review information about the sample storyboard that is included in Appendix. The sample storyboard...

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