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Ten rewarding hours of intensive learning and workflow enhancement, guided by one of the world’s leading professional screencasters.
Daniel Park, author of Camtasia Studio: The Definitive Guide,
hands you the keys to screencasting productivity
in the most comprehensive online Camtasia course available.
CAMTASIA STUDIO ONLINE TRAINING COURSE FOR BEGINNING/INTERMEDIATE USERS
This course is divided into five sessions…
Lesson 1: Preparation and Recording
Lesson 2: Recorder Settings, Recorder Effects, and PowerPoint
Lesson 3: Importing Footage, Editing a Project, and Audio
Lesson 4: The Library, Special Effects, and Interactivity
Lesson 5: Production and Sharing of Content
Scroll down for a complete table of contents!
Want to see what’s in store? Here’s a free 18-minute sample, completely uncut:
And this is only 18 minutes out of an 8.5 hour course!
Participants will receive a brief (1 hour maximum) assignment at the end of each session, where they’ll leverage the skills learned to build a comprehensive project over the run of the course.
NOTE: Each lesson was originally two hours long. For these replays, we were able to cut out 90 minutes of running time. All the “Ummm…s”, awkward pauses, and technical glitches are gone, leaving you with 8.5 hours of pure screencasting goodness.
Dear Aspiring Camtasia Studio Guru:
We’ve been offering our intensely rewarding Camtasia Studio boot camp sessions for a couple of years now. The reaction to them has been overwhelmingly positive, and we’re going to continue doing them for the foreseeable future.
BUT: we’re constantly getting e-mails from eager learners who would love to attend one, but can’t. Perhaps there’s no remaining travel budget. Maybe the person’s work or home life just won’t let them get away for two solid days. Maybe they live outside the United States, where all the in-person boot camp session have been held (thus far). Maybe they simply can’t afford the tuition.
We decided to come up with a solution that will let you train from anywhere, work or home. You have the ability to do unique exercises, get your questions answered, and train up quickly and efficiently. You get the same treatment, the same bonuses, the same everything, except that you don’t have to travel. Oh, and it’s also approximately 1/3 THE PRICE of our in-person session.
What makes our Camtasia course different?
As Camtasia Studio has grown in popularity, technology training firms have begun offering classes on this increasingly robust application. Their instructors have buckled down and studied its features, learning the function every menu and button. There’s only one problem:
None of these folks actually screencast for a living. It’s what these instructors DON’T know, and therefore don’t teach, that makes all the difference. For example:
- They don’t know the million little workflow tricks that can shave days off of each and every project.
- They don’t know the third-party software tools that compliment Camtasia Studio.
- They don’t know how software, the right equipment, and know-how can magically combine to produce excellent studio-level audio, even on a budget.
- They don’t know how to construct an hour-long planning session that will save at least three on the back-end.
- They don’t possess the hard-learned techniques of dealing with clients, colleagues, and bosses to get the project in the can without becoming mired in committee-review hell.
But I do. And I’ve been doing it for over a decade.
In just the past year, we’ve done barnburner Boot Camp sessions in Chicago, Detroit, Orlando, and Irvine. At the end of each session, I offered to pass around my iPhone so that participants could record their candid thoughts on the course. Many were camera-shy, but a few took up the challenge:
A group photo of me with my incredible Camtasia Studio students (Mathematics Professors).
Port Elizabeth, South Africa – February 2011
How do I know if the Online Camtasia Course is for me?
If you’re an enthusiastic beginning or intermediate-level learner who wants to create top-drawer tutorials and marketing spots, but you don’t have the ability to travel for in-person training, then this course is for you.
Camtasia Studio Online Editor Full
Okay. How do I know if it’s NOT for me?
This public Camtasia training class is not suited to organizations who want to implement department- or company-wide knowledge of screencasting techniques. Our private, on-site courses are the preferred path for those organizations. Additionally, if you prefer the more personal attention of a physically-present instructor, then you should look into one of our public Boot Camp sessions.
What will I learn?
Camtasia Course Itinerary
The Camtasia Studio 8 Online Course is a healthy mix of theory and practice, taking you from the planning stages of your project all the way through recording, editing, production, and sharing. Over the run of the course, you’ll be creating a comprehensive project using the skills you’ve learned at each session. I’ve set in bold those lessons that are particularly dense, and lead to the most “Ah-ha!” moments among my students.
LESSON ONE
- Intro to the course (4:40)
- Why a Screencast? (2:52)
- What does Camtasia Studio 8 offer? (7:38)
- Today’s Agenda (1:47)
- Scripting (2:03)
- Example Storyboard (2:15)
- Feedback Loops – tips on getting approval (2:42)
- Let’s Start Recording! (1:17)
- Selecting a Capture Area (1:32)
- Recent Areas – Reuse your capture areas! (1:00)
- Custom Area Selections (2:36)
- What Capture Dimensions are Best? (5:23)
- Choosing Recorded Inputs – What capture streams to include? (2:21)
- Record Audio First or Video First? (5:26)
- Locking to the Application (1:50)
- “Is there a standard production size?” (2:06)
- “What size should I begin with and then produce to?” (0:44)
- “Does the presence of captions change production dimensions?” (0:33)
- The Capture Streams (hint: there are 8 of them!) (7:28)
- Recorder Toolbars – customizing your interface (2:54)
- Interface Niceties (5:10)
- The Recording Process (4:04)
- Previewing your Capture (6:47)
- Workflaux Pas (avoid these!) (9:14)
- Finding Additional Media – sources of additional stock photos, animations, and music (12:03)
- End-of-session User Questions (5:06)
- Lesson 1 Homework Assignment (1:48)
LESSON TWO
- Introduction (1:44)
- Today’s Agenda (2:33)
- Video Options – codec, frame rates, and keyframes, oh my! (1:45)
- What’s a Codec? (5:28)
- Audio Options – the default settings aren’t good enough (6:24)
- Other Options (0:31)
- General Tab (2:26)
- Webcam Settings (0:46)
- Hotkeys – learn ’em, use ’em (1:52)
- Program Tab (10:54)
- Saving Options – automate your saves (3:08)
- ScreenDraw – go all John Madden on your recording (13:17)
- Capturing PowerPoint (2:49)
- Method #1 – The Recorder (4:24)
- Method #2 – The Add-in (15:18)
- Method #3 – Snagit (10:43)
- Real-world Example: Evernote (8:51)
- End-of-session User Questions (1:40)
LESSON THREE
- Introduction (1:56)
- Today’s Agenda (2:43)
- Camtasia Studio Interface (2:19)
- Importing Footage
- Importing Directly (4:29)
- Importing from your SmartPhone (4:46)
- Importing from Google Drive (5:14)
- Intro to the Timeline (14:10)
- Basic Edits – Cutting, Deleting, and Trimming (they’re 3 different things) (10:31)
- Adjusting the Scale (4:30)
- Clip Speed Adjustment (3:41)
- Splitting a Clip (1:39)
- Working Vertically – Stacking Content (2:15)
- Zooming with Scale & Position (3:06)
- Synching up with Frame Extensions (6:02)
- Creating Animations (5:00)
- Panning with Visual Properties (9:44)
- Visual Effects – coloring, shadows, borders, & green screen (6:51)
- Copying & Pasting Visual Properties (1:33)
- Advanced Editing – Review (0:42)
- Working with Audio (1:07)
- Audio Editing Tools – overview of your major options (1:43)
- Camtasia Studio Voice Narration Tool (5:30)
- Third-Party Audio Applications (2:01)
- Volume Adjustments (1:58)
- Audio Media Properties (2:37)
- Audio Editing Tools – overview of your major options (1:43)
LESSON FOUR
- Introduction (6:04)
- Today’s Agenda (2:59)
- Intro to the Library (0:47)
- Changing you Editing Dimensions Later (3:31)
- Adding a Title Clip (5:09)
- Background Music from the Library (4:01)
- Storing Content for Reuse (9:55)
- Zoom-n-Pan Tool, and when it might be more useful than Visual Properties (16:04)
- Introduction to Callouts (5:54)
- Adding a Clickable Hotspot (4:46)
- Special Callouts (14:47)
- Cursor Effects (8:34)
- Transitions (6:15)
- Quizzing and Surveys (6:15)
- Introduction to Captions (0:59)
- Speech-to-Text Captions (2:14)
- Synchronizing Captions (10:43)
LESSON FIVE
- Introduction (2:54)
- Today’s Agenda (3:20)
- The SmartPlayer – Flash/HTML5 (2:32)
- SmartPlayer Mobile – full interactivity on your smartphone (4:12)
- Custom Production Settings (6:06)
- MP4 Production Settings
- Flash/HTML5 Controller (7:21)
- Flash/HTML5 Size (2:31)
- Flash/HTML5 Video & Audio Settings (9:36)
- Flash/HTML5 Options (3:20)
- Video Options (2:22)
- Marker Options (1:32)
- Quiz Reporting Options (5:08)
- Produce Video screen (2:55)
- YouTube Production considerations (1:26)
- Production Presets & Playback (4:14)
- Producing to YouTube (4:04)
- Producing to Screencast.com (6:04)
- Producing to Google Drive (1:17)
- Production Preview (3:56)
- Batch Production (3:09)
- Making a DVD (1:50)
- Producing to CD- or DVD-ROM (8:15)
You’ll receive access to a new lesson every two days, so as not to overwhelm you with too much information at once.
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Will I be able to get questions answered?
This course is a “Memorex” version of a live online Camtasia course we conducted early in 2014. That said, all participants in this replay version will gain exclusive access to our special bootcampers-only forum, where I will personally answer every question that comes in. So yes, while the Q&A won’t be live, you can still get all your questions answered, and the community will benefit as well.
Daniel Park, the original Camtasia Studio maven, with you every step of the way.
Back in 2000, TechSmith Corporation introduced a little suite of applications called Camtasia. At that point, it was no more than a tiny recorder utility, along with a small producer application that let you string multiple recordings together. A humble little program with big implications.
They brought me in as an outside consultant, where I wielded Camtasia to make some of the very first screencasts (which were, not surprisingly, about Camtasia). I was making these screencasts before the word “screencast” even existed.
After a brief tenure there as a full-time employee, I once again struck out as a consultant, where I was approached by a small tech publisher to leverage my experience for a book, one that would be so definitive that no one else would bother trying to top it.
Camtasia Studio 3: The Definitive Guide was born. Soon to follow were paper editions for versions 4, 5, and 6. Then an all-digital guide for version 7. We then produced a new and improved (interactive PDF) Camtasia Studio 8.1: The Definitive Guide, and it remains, as ever, without peer in helping do-it-yourselfers get up to speed quickly.
I know this program better than anyone. I have to. It’s my job to document its every intricacy. I’ve seen its development over the years, from its inception as the “little utility who could” to the amazing capture-editing-titling-animating-production-sharing juggernaut it is today.
I’m also one of only a handful of TechSmith Recommended Training Providers, and currently the ONLY one who services North America. In fact, I go all over the world.
Past learners have loved our Camtasia training.
While this is the first public course we’ll be offering, I have offered private courses for companies of all shapes and sizes for the past decade. Organizations like Pfizer, the Mayo Clinic, and the Internal Revenue Service. All very different enterprises with wildly different goals. But they have one thing in common. They came away from the training happy, more knowledgeable, and enthusiastic about the possibilities of that new knowledge.
I had one training assignment a few years ago where I was to teach Camtasia Studio at Knowledgewave Training, a nationally recognized training firm in Vermont. I gotta tell you, training a room full of expert trainers is not for the faint of heart. But in the end, the knowledge gained in that session helped them develop the materials to launch Log On to Learn, a very well-received training video portal.
This is what participant Matt Wohl had to say about the training:
That’s a heck of a compliment coming from an expert trainer like Matt. But he’s also not alone…
“The specialized 3-day training by dappertext were delivered in a professional way with lots of flexibility to cater for the needs of individual participants. Not only did dappertext deliver on theobjectives of the training course, the training also created a perspective of CS and its functionalities that inspired us to pursue a number of new and exciting applications of CS.”
– Prof. Werner Olivier, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, Port Elizabeth, South Africa
“When I needed help getting up and running with Camtasia Studio, I got Daniel Park’s name as a recommendation, the man who literally wrote the book on this application. And I can’t tell you howglad I am that I called him. He worked with me in digestible hourly sessions via phone and webcast to help me master Camtasia Studio in a fraction of the time it would have taken me otherwise. For training or consulting on screencasting, give Daniel a call – you won’t regret it for a moment.”
– John Nessel, President, Restaurant Research Group
Standard price for an exceptional course, plus free bonuses!
The cost of the course is $399 for all 8.5 hours of sessions. This is approximately 1/3 the cost of our in-person boot camp sessions, plus you save the travel expenses.
Exclusive special bonuses
By signing up for our Online Boot Camp, I’m also giving away two highly useful bonuses:
- A copy of our awesome, all-digital Camtasia Studio 8.5: The Definitive Guide. The latest edition of the Definitive Guide includes hundreds of screenshots and dozens of screencasts. It’s been newly revamped as an industry-standard interactive PDF, and will serve as a great prep tool before the course, and as an awesome searchable reference after the course is complete.
- Instant access to our forums, including our exclusive Bootcamper-only forum. You’ll be in a supportive group whose members are guaranteed to have the core knowlege to help answer your questions. Each questions is guaranteed a response from me.
Our guarantee: Love it or it’s FREE.
If at the end of the course, you decide that it was time poorly spent, I’ll give you 100% of your tuition back. You can even keep the book with my compliments. We won’t even ask you why (though you’re certainly welcome to tell us). Most of our boot camp participants have an “Ah-ha!” moment at some point during the course. They tell me, “That little trick right there was worth the cost of admission all by itself!” The odds of walking away happy are definitely in your favor.
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I use Camtasia to create videos for the philosophy and ethics course that I offer on the Blackboard Learning Management System for the Iowa Valley Community College District. Camtasia is very easy and fun to use.
I did Daniel's online boot camp after reading the book he wrote for Camtasia. The book took the videos I produce for my college economics courses to a new level and the boot camp further polished my skills. After that, I took the online 'Shadow the Screencaster' and further improved my videos. My students tell me my videos are professional quality, but I compare mine to Daniel's and I'm not there yet....MORE, please, Daniel!
I have purchased multiple online (recorded) courses from Daniel and dappertext. The last of which was the CS 8 bootcamp. Daniel the irony is that Daniel uses the product Camtasia and Screencasting skills that he is teach to effectively teach and demonstrate the use of this tool. I would highly recommend both of the courses that I have taken from Daniel. Shadow the Screencaster and CS 8 Bootcamp.
Lance McKinney
Overview
TechSmith Camtasia Studio is an all-in-one screen recorder and video editor. Camtasia records your onscreen computer activity, PowerPoint presentations, voiceovers, webcam video, and any additional actions performed on a computer.
It also enables adding audio annotations, inserting various types of visual callouts, and further editing of presentations. The resulting 'screencast' can be saved in various formats and sizes for online delivery.
Visit the Texas A&M Software Center to download Camtasia Studio.
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