The system itself isn't overly complex to use, but staff within the Contact Centre (in particular) needed to become familiar with it to support farmers making use of the system. The system that OSPRI was launching 4 months after I arrived was a new system that will have functionality added to it over a series of minor (point) and major releases.
Adobe captivate vs camtasia software#
And because my belief is that it's important to call out software for how it could be improved, you'll find that a lot of the article is about things that I found frustrating with Camtasia.so I decided to describe the article as a critique.īut let's first look at why Camtasia was selected for use at OSPRI. The reason being is that I'm not intending to go into the detail of what Camtasia can do (that's demonstrated much more effectively in this superb video tutorial) but instead focus on how I use the software and some of the things I like or don't like about it.
I have to start by saying that I decided early on not to describe this article as a review.
The following is a discussion about my experience with Camtasia for the first time over the past few months. Never having used Camtasia before, I investigated, agreed and then set about producing the micro videos. The selection of software to use was ultimately my decision, but it was suggested that Camtasia would be the most effective tool. In April of this year I began a contract with OSPRI as a Learning Designer, with a lot of the work focused on the development of micro videos for staff training.
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