Camtasia for Udemy

.MP4, AVC, 1000 kbps, 1280x720 | English, AAC, 64 kbps, 2 Ch | 2.5 hours | 929 MB

Instructor: Dawid Tuminski

WARNING: As of early Feb 2016 Udemy only accepts recorded video and plain text as a valid course material.

If you are a fresh Udemy instructor chances are that you are having problems with producing your udemy lectures, am I right?

You are spending way too much time trying to figure out how to put all the pieces together using Camtasia, instead of focusing on delivering great content.

Don’t worry. It’s not your fault.

It’ can actually be quite a complicated process, if you don’t know the right ways and techniques to produce your udemy lectures in Camtasia.

And believe me, I know what it feels like.

I am a regular Udemy instructor, just like you,

I was feeling the same frustration and confusion, when I was producing my first course.

That’s why I promised myself to crack the Camtasia for udemy code, so I can share it now with you, my fellow instructor.

Inside you will find all the necessary information to do most popular Udemy course formats:

Screen recording: to make your students feel like you made this video only for them, like you are guiding them personally

Talking head videos: to make you and your course more credible (so it converts way better)

Presentation recording: and how to add your face to it to get “the most popular Youtube channel in the world” feeling from your course

Killer intros: Did you know that students are even 10x more likely to enroll in a course with a great promo video?

I want to make you feel confident, that your effort, that you put into developing your course won’t be diminished, because you are struggling with audio and video editing.

What are the requirements?

You will need Camtasia Studio installed on your conputer

We'll be working on a Windows version of Camtasia, but all you Mac users should easily follow along as well (Note that some functions might be missing on a mac version of Camtasia)

What am I going to get from this course?

Over 38 lectures and 2.5 hours of content!

Screen recording: to make your students feel like you made this video only for them, like you are guiding them personally

Talking head videos: to make you and your course more credible (so it converts way better)

Presentation recording: and how to add your face to it to get “the most popular Youtube channel in the world” feeling from your course

Killer intros: Did you know that students are even 10x more likely to enroll in a course with a great promo video?

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