New Panopto tutorial videos
January 10, 2011 at 5:21 pm | Posted in lecture recording | Leave a commentTags: Adobe, Camtasia, lecture capture, Panopto
I’ve just made two tutorial videos available for tutors using Panopto.
The first is an update of an earlier video, and takes into account some minor changes due to the upgrade to Panopto 3.0 – in particular the removal of some trivial but annoying error messages during login:
Using Panopto in a Common Learning Space : recording a lecture from start to finish
The second is new, and shows you how to access a recording via Blackboard, trim the start and end points, delete sections from the middle and save it as a new (separate) edit:
How to edit a Panopto recording
Still to come is a video aimed at students, showing them how to view, download and annotate recordings.
These two videos also allow you to compare and contrast the possibilities offered by Adobe Presenter and Camtasia – so the first is based around animated screen-grabs in PowerPoint while the second was a live screen recording with effects added during editing. In both cases a script was used to smooth the production process and minimise editing – and of course the (updated) script also made it much quicker to re-record the changed slides on the first video.
Using Panopto in a Common Learning Space
Using Panopto in a Common Learning SpaceUsing Panopto in a Common Learning Space
Adobe Presenter and Camtasia Studio: compare and contrast
July 24, 2009 at 2:36 pm | Posted in lecture recording, software | Leave a commentTags: Adobe, Camtasia, PowerPoint
I have been a fan of Camtasia Studio for some years, so it was interesting to try the latest version of Adobe Presenter and see how they compared.
- Camtasia Studio (CS) is basically a screen-recorder, but is also integrated with PowerPoint to create narrated presentations. An educational licence costs around £150.
- Adobe Presenter (AP) is integrated with PowerPoint to create narrated presentations. It comes as part of Adobe Acrobat Pro Extended, and an educational licence costs around £70. Continue Reading Adobe Presenter and Camtasia Studio: compare and contrast…
Using Learning Technologies to Bend Space and Time
June 4, 2009 at 1:23 pm | Posted in lecture recording | Leave a commentTags: audio, Camtasia, how-to, PowerPoint
This was the wildy inaccurate title of a talk I recently gave in the School of Chemistry – the subject was really about techniques to record lectures so that students can view them at a time and place of their choosing. This is a particular concern for Chemistry and Phyiscs owing to timetabling problems with their joint Natural Sciences degree.
A recording of this talk is available on Screencast.com, a video-sharing site linked with the Camtasia Studio software I use.
After the break are some details of how I made the recording Continue Reading Using Learning Technologies to Bend Space and Time…
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