Discover the start-to-finish process of creating a professional-looking screencast on a PC.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- What you can learn in this course
- Exercise files
- What is a screencast?
- When screencasting works best?
- Distribution outlets for screencasting
- Choosing a microphone for screencasting
- Using a camera for screencasting
- Adding lights for screencasting
- Adding a backdrop to your screencasts
- A professional setup for screencasts
- Cleaning up your desktop for screencasts
- Cleaning up the Windows taskbar for screencasts
- Removing notifications and interruptions for screencasts
- Choosing the right screen resolution for screencasts
- Setting audio levels on your PC
- Enhancing your cursor
- Built-in tools for screencasting on a PC
- Free and affordable tools for screencasting on a PC
- Advanced tools for screencasting on a PC
- Hardware options for recording screens on a PC
- Mindmapping your topic
- Outlining your presentation
- Why scripting your screencast may be the wrong choice
- Preparing your presentation
- A checklist before your record a screencast
- Doing a test record
- Essential recording strategies for screencasting
- Keeping notes to help with post-production
- Built-in tools for editing a screencast on a PC
- Editing a screencast in your screencasting app
- Audio editing goals for screencasts
- Video editing goals for screencasts
- Exporting video to use in a traditional video editor
- Exporting a screencast for the web
- Exporting a screencast for presentation software
- Exporting an archival copy of your screencast
- Additional learning
- Closing advice
Taught by
Richard Harrington