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Content Creation: Presentations & Simulations
Presentations and simulations are very visual and engaging, often incorporating interactive elements to increase student engagement and understanding while allowing students to move at their own pace.
Camtasia + Snagit
Camtasia is a screen capture and video editing software that allows you to create software demonstrations, simulations, and presentations. Use Snagit to capture images and video in just a few easy clicks.
How to Get It
Camtasia and Snagit are available for both Windows and Mac. This technology comes pre-installed on state-owned devices.
For personally owned devices, Camtasia and Snagit are available to faculty and staff for work-at-home use for free. Please see Camtasia licensing for Faculty and Staff for more information.
Alternatively, the Studio 6 faculty computing lab is equipped with this technology.
Tutorials
- Camtasia Tutorials: Learn the Basics (TechSmith)
- Camtasia 2019 Essential Training: The Basics (LinkedIn Learning)*
- Snagit Tutorials: Start Here (TechSmith)
*Please review the LinkedIn Learning eHelp page for directions to log in using your Cal Poly Pomona credentials.
SoftChalk
SoftChalk allows you to turn your course content into web-based lessons by combining audio, video, quizzes, and other interactive elements.
How to Get It
SoftChalk is available for both Windows and Mac. This technology can be purchased for state-owned or personally owned devices at SoftChalk's website.
Alternatively, the Studio 6 faculty computing lab is equipped with this technology.
Tutorials
Articulate Studio
Create online courses with PowerPoint and Articulate Studio. Easily build courses, quizzes, and other e-learning content.
How to Get It
Articulate Studio is available for both Windows and Mac. This technology can be purchased for state-owned or personally owned devices at Articulate's website.
Alternatively, the Studio 6 faculty computing lab is equipped with this technology.
Tutorials
*Please review the LinkedIn Learning eHelp page for directions to log in using your Cal Poly Pomona credentials.