hi everyone -

   i'm teaching myself how to do "callouts" in camtasia studio, on my
windows xp computer. for those who might be interested, here is an
example of how you can use callouts in your citizen media projects.

   http://www.writersforliteracy.org/jaguarcarreview.html

     the callouts are the "text within arrows" that point to something in
your screencast. in my presentation, the first callout says:
"Reasonably priced at $70,495.")   adding the extra callouts was
pretty easy. the timeline in camtasia studio is as easy to use as the
timeline in imovie.

      it sure was fun satirizing the new york times in this project. they
really should lose the jaguar car reviews and devote newspaper space
to something else.

      i'll upload this screencast to the internet archive and then submit
it to digg.com.  if you'd like to digg this presentation (i.e. vote
your approval of it), you'll see it listed at
http://digg.com/users/pshapiro/submitted in a few days.


        - phil

the closest thing to camtasia studio on the mac is snapz pro. screenmimic
is another screencasting program for the mac.

on linux, check out Wink, which is free.  Wink is also available for
windows.  http://www.debugmode.com/wink/

    the next version of Wink, due out in a few months, will include audio
narration capabilities.  the next version is probably also going to be
free.



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