When you want solid advice on social media, backed up by years of experience with both non-profits and businesses, you go to JD Lasica.And so did I, for a half-hour conversation that touched on everything from why letting your audience see your slides …
When you want solid advice on social media, backed up by years of experience with both non-profits and businesses, you go to JD Lasica.And so did I, for a half-hour conversation that touched on everything from why letting your audience see your slides …
It’s hard to say just where Nancy Duarte has had the biggest impact: as the architect of Al Gore’s presentation on climate change in An Inconvenient Truth… as the author of two profoundly powerful books on crafting and delivering presentations, slide…
It’s hard to say just where Nancy Duarte has had the biggest impact: as the architect of Al Gore’s presentation on climate change in An Inconvenient Truth……as the author of two profoundly powerful books on crafting and delivering presentations, sli…
If you spend any time teaching people about online tools, or documenting them, or pitching them, chances are you’ve thought about screen capture software. And last week, a post on the Web of Change email list asked for recommendations on just that topic.
I weighed in on the side of Telestream’s ScreenFlow, and I’m sharing it here in case you’re looking for something for your next computer or Internet tutorial:
I have a two-year torrid love affair with ScreenFlow (although Darren Barefoot has actually proposed to marry it, so consider me trumped). It’s Mac-only, but if you’re in the Apple universe, you get an awful lot for the $99 pricetag.
Here’s some of what I like:
And here’s some of what I’d like to see:
Check out some of the other feature requests from the user community.
A note: because its export function relies on QuickTime, you’re limited to Apple’s selection of video formats (of which H.264 is probably the most universal). So if you have your heart set on WebM or Ogg, you’re out of luck.
How about you? Got a favourite screen capture tool? Do you use QuickTime’s free screen recording feature on the Mac? CamStudio on Windows? Camtasia? Jing? Make your case in the comments!*
* Vendors, you know we love you, but please leave this conversation for users and customers. Thanks!
If you spend any time teaching people about online tools, or documenting them, or pitching them, chances are you’ve thought about screen capture software. And last week, a post on the Web of Change email list asked for recommendations on just that topi…
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