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jmbar2

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2. I really liked Camtasia

Reply to SharonAnn (Original post)

Sun Oct 3, 2021, 03:49 PM

Oct 2021

They used to have a free version - may still be out there. It's very intuitive and worked great. I used it to record incumbent workers performing their tasks so that I could create training. We chose it because it was easy for them to use.

Also, you can do it with Windows 10. Haven't tried it, but here is an article that explains it.
https://www.pcmag.com/how-to/how-to-capture-video-clips-in-windows-10

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I want to create a video tutorial showing screens as I move through the program. S/w ideas? [View all] SharonAnn Oct 2021 OP

You can easily do that use OBS studio. Its free. drray23 Oct 2021 #1

I really liked Camtasia jmbar2 Oct 2021 #2

Open Broadcaster - free video capture software Binkie The Clown Oct 2021 #3

Thank you! These sound like good options. SharonAnn Oct 2021 #4