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1.Have you used Camtasia Studio? (Yes/No)

2. Have you used it for (choose all that apply)

• Marketing or sales video

• Software Demo

• Short Tutorials

• E-learning course

A traditional use of Camtasia Studio for a software demo but with a twist

A full blown e-learning course with quizzes

A compliance course with scenarios that sends scores to an LMS and must work on all devices

A tutorial with branching and multiple videos

Today I’ll be Presenting Four Case Studies

Case Study 1

Case Study 2

Case Study 3

Case Study 4

AT&TInstructional Technologist

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IBM Instructional Technologist

Freelance Instructional

Designer

Michelle Schoen

What Makes a Course

Interactive?

An interactive course presents content that allows the user to make decisions and interact with the screen

There’s only so much you can do with the screen. You can

• click

• Hover

• Drag

Almost all interactivity is built on these three elements.

• The best “interaction” is relevant content.

• There’s a place for the cool interactions. But any novel interactivity you add to the course can quickly wear off. And what was once novel becomes a hassle.

Here are a couple of

considerations when building

interactive elearning:

Case Study #1

Quick View

Case Study #2

Resurgens

Case Study #4

Alliance Travel

Case Study #3

Morehouse

College

• Create Recordings of your screen and webinar recordings

• Include PowerPoint videos and animation

• Have branching and Clickable Hotspots

• Include Self Check Quizzes and Tests that go to an e-mail or LMS

• Edit Full motion video and webcam video, narration

• Create a table of contents with logos

• Play multiple videos at the same tim

• Produce to IPAD, Iphone, Android, DVD

• Provide you with a full Library of media assets, music, callouts, etc.

CONTACT MEQuestions?

LearnCamtasia.com

More Information?

Michelle Schoen

CamtasiaTrainer@gmail.com