Today we live in Zoom days, so it’s time to update this post to perform the same task using Zoom and Camtasia.ĭisclaimer: Zoom, in their free mode, provides the feature to host and record your meetings. Camtaisa is strongly recommended if you are willing or able to spend a small amount on software.Some time ago I wrote a post about how to use Camtasia and Skype to record an audio conversation and later create an audio file for your podcast. Techsmith has created a wide range of video tutorials that help make learning to use Camtasia easy. Camtasia offers a rich set of recording and editing options, which means you have more flexibility in creating a polished presentation. If you'd like to edit your presentation before publishing to your students, or if you think you'd like to alter your presentation in the future, you may consider purchasing TechSmith's Camtasia at an educational discount directly through the Techsmith store. Kaltura Capture and many of the options listed below have limited editing capabilities. A tutorial to create a screen recording using Kaltura Capture through My Media in Canvas can be found here. Finally, Kaltura Capture is supported by the institution so there's technical assistance available through CETL.

Because the video is automatically uploaded to My Media it is very easy to add the video to your Canvas course site. While the recording happens on your local computer, once completed, the video automatically uploads to your My Media account in Canvas. However, the advantage of Kaltura Capture over other tools is that Kaltura Capture is integrated with Canvas. Kaltura Capture is a screen, webcam, and audio recorder that is comparable to other software like TechSmith’s Camtasia and Snagit.

Camtasia audio recording