Camtasia 9 is a new version
of a powerful professional grade video editing software by TechSmith. Released
in November 2017 for both Windows and Mac users. The latest version builds on
the earlier version with a new desktop layout, new tool icons, properties has
changed location and is now a button on the left hand side of the screen, new look
icons on the Timeline Toolbar and new and improved Menus.
Video: Camtasia 9 –
What’s New?
TechSmith develops a range of software for screenshooting (or screen capture), they have a range of products including: Snagit (screen capture and recorder), Screencast.com (Video and content Hosting), Relay (a Lecture capture solution) , Morae (User experience and Market Research) and Coach's Eye (Mobile Video Analysis and Sharing).
Camtasia 9 is really
great for anyone who wants to create video tutorials and presentations by using
a screencast or by a direct recording plug-in to PowerPoint by Microsoft.
You can download a free trial version that lasts for 30 days from the TechSmith website.
You can download a free trial version that lasts for 30 days from the TechSmith website.
Camtasia 9 in essence is a very enhanced screen capture program that has evolved to integrate screen capture and post-production tools. That allows the screen area of a PC to be recorded can be selected freely, and then audio and other multimedia recordings can be recorded at the same time or added separately from other sources.
Photo: A screenshot
of Camtasia 9
Camtasia 9 is made up of two main parts, firstly, Recorder which is a tool for capturing your screen video and audio. Secondly, Studio editor which is a multimedia tool for authoring tool that has an industry standard "timeline" for working with multiple clips in a stacked track format.
So what are some of the benefits of using Camtasia 9
· Developing
instructional videos
· Screen
capture and desktop recordings
· Record
interviews
· Create
demonstrations
· Authoring
and developing SCORM Packages
· Engage
students with interactive content
· Simulations
· Incorporate
quizzes and questioning
Video: Review of Camtasia 9 by Jordan Arsenault
Peter Hanami
is a Learning Designer
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