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Product Creation the Easy Way
Quite a lot of marketers stress over product creation, and,
while you can certainly outsource it, working with writers
and freelancers can take a lot of time and money. Let’s say
you just need a short tutorial on any subject that you are
familiar with and are low on funds and short on time; using
the screen capture feature of Scate Ignite and a microphone, it
is possible to complete a project in a day or two for no
cost.
Here is a quick video to get you stated:
If you are interested in buying Scate Ignite it comes in 3 versions that fits almost any budget..
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I got an email the other day from a friend that wanted to learn how to create a HD video presentation for his web site. I jumped around the Scate Ignite 4 Web site and found a few video presentations that can help out.
If you are interested in buying Scate Ignite 4 it comes in 3 versions that fits any budget click here for more info. Ocationaly you can catch a sale and get anywhere from 5% to 15% off. They also have corporate pricing if you buy more than 10 licenses.
Filed under: How To make YouTube Presentations, Video Presentations | Tags: Camtasia, how to, Ignite, Learning Management System, LMS, Power Point, PowerPoint, sales presentation, Scate, Snagit, social media, TechSmith, Video, web demo
Today I would like to discuss creating video presentations with PowerPoint (.ppt). These presentations can be used any time you would like to post the presentation content for future review.
First thing you need is a well designed presentation that has a clean flow that covers the information required. Think of telling a good story.. interesting opening to catch their attention, the core message / content and closing.
Second you will want a good tool that allows you to record voice, upload music and edit the entire presentation without being a software developer. One tool I like is Scate, they a great easy to use tool with a version for the home user or the corporate professional. Check them out here https://www.scateignite.com/s2.php?action=info.products
Below is a quick series of video (using Scate Ignite 4)
This video will show you how easy it is to creat slides
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Choosing the best tools for creating interactive Video Presentations from PowerPoint Slides, demonstrations of web and client server applications is key to creating high quality presentations. There are a variety of tools available on the market that can get you started. Scate Ignite 4 and TechSmith’s Camtasia are two of the most widely used screen capture applications for creating demonstrations and electronic learning presentations. Both applications provide user-friendly interfaces and do not require programming skills. Similarities exist between Scate Ignite and Camtasia Studio 4; however, differences such as cost, types of media that can be produced, and level of difficulty using interface options should be considered before selecting which software to purchase. This review focuses on these issues and discusses the advantages and disadvantages of Scate Ignite 4 and Camtasia Studio 4.
After looking at several products like Camtasia from TechSmith, Adobe Captivate and Scate Ignite 4.0 I choose Scate Ignite
Mainly due to 3 factors:
Features – Scate was clearly more feature rich and they support more formats for exported video than the other available products ( YouTube, IgniteCAST, iPod, iTunes Podcast, iTunesU Podcast, PSP, Mobile Phones (.3gp), .html, .swf, .avi, .mp4, .flv, .wmv, .exe, .doc, .pdf, .rtf, SCORM 1.2 / 2004, email)
Ease of Use – Scate Ignite 4was the easiest to set up and get going and training new employees is as easy as 1-2-3 plus they have a ton of tutorials available on YouTube
Cost – you can’t beat the pricing, they have a home edition that starts at $37.0 bucks US with the current discount and the standard edition is less than $150.00 US and the feature rich Professional edition is $299.00 if you get the current discount before it runs out.
They also offer corporate discounts that are even better of you buy 10 seats or more.
Filed under: How To make YouTube Presentations, Video Presentations | Tags: Camtasia, how to, Ignite, Learning Management System, LMS, Power Point, PowerPoint, sales presentation, Scate, Snagit, social media, TechSmith, upload, Video, web demo, youtube
have you ever wanted to create your own presentation to YouTube but think you need to be a technical whiz to create them? This blog post shows you how to create one with little or no experience. All you need are a few good tools to help you through the process and your there! Let me know if you have any questions or need help!
In the video you can see how to create a YouTube video for YouTube using Scate Ignite
You can also use other services line http://www.ignitecast.com/ and upload video there for free.
Once you get the video you can upload it to FaceBook or any other social networking site like the video below
