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E-learning with Camtasia Studio

You're reading from   E-learning with Camtasia Studio A step-by-step guide to producing high-quality, professional E-learning videos for effective screencasting and training

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2014
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ISBN-13 9781849698665
Length 188 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Getting Started with Course Development FREE CHAPTER 2. Planning the Project 3. Creating the Script 4. Creating the Storyboard 5. Recording Basics 6. Editing the Project 7. Quizzes and Interactions 8. Deploying Your E-learning Video to the Web or LMS A. Appendix Index

Using callouts


You have a lot of options in how you "call out" information in e-learning videos. Callouts are typically used visually to highlight or point to something, perhaps when it is mentioned or explained in the narration. An analogy is when an instructor uses a pointer in a live presentation to draw attention to a visual detail.

The callout feature

The Camtasia Studio callout feature allows you to place and layer visual elements on the timeline and manipulate them in the preview window to enhance your video. Callouts include some very professional elements to accomplish more than just highlighting visually. Callouts available within the Callouts task tab include arrows, shapes, speech bubbles, pointers, textboxes, highlights, and spotlights. There are even motion shapes that appear as if drawn by hand on the screen. You can use callouts to create some very attractive visual effects.

When selected, callouts appear on the timeline at the current position of the play head and can be moved...

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