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How to Make a Tutorial Video (FREE TEMPLATES!)

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Whether it’s a complex training series that might take hours to complete or a quick tutorial on how to use a software feature, most of us will have to train someone sometime. We know there’s a lot that goes into making a tutorial video, but even if you’re never made a video before, it’s easier than you might think!

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Tips and Tools We Use to Make Our Tutorial Videos | Jason Valade and Ryan Eash

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What does it take to make your tutorial videos shine? Jason Valade and Ryan Eash are both Instructional Designers at TechSmith with several years of experience in creating high-value instructional videos. He loves teaching and training people on all things TechSmith-related. I tend to focus on the audio, on the voiceover.

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Video Tutorials Win (again!): The Unbounce Solution

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When we asked new customers about what they were looking for, they overwhelmingly responded that video tutorials were the place to start. The scores are consistently healthy, but the number one takeaway is that customers want more video tutorials. Once we had our script, we would record the voiceover. The Problem. The Success.

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How to Get Your Whole Team Making Videos

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Whether you want more tutorials and how-tos for your customers or replacements for those unnecessary meetings with colleagues, video can solve a whole slew of business problems. For most business applications, including things like how-tos, tutorials, product showcases, explainer videos, etc., TechSmith Academy. But guess what?

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How to Easily Get Perfect Audio for Your Videos | Jake Pechtel

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Jake Pechtel is the Product Strategist for Camtasia and Audiate and has over seven years’ experience at TechSmith. At TechSmith, we believe that striving for “perfect” is overrated…that being said, Jake believes there is such a thing as better audio. Some audio is just plain bad. Or you could get really creative with where you record.

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Quasar Maintains Competitive Edge with Move to Include Screencasting Options

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Michael and his team use Camtasia Studio from TechSmith to create various training videos. These screencasts can also include voiceover and even webcam videos, so Michael and his employees can explain what is happening on screen. To try free Microsoft video tutorials from Quasar, click here.

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Keeping Video Content Up To Date

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A recent study by TechSmith showed that 67% of test participants understood & performed tasks better when the instructions included text with images (screenshots) or video compared to plain text; and another study by Hubspot showed that video is the format demanded the most by users. Using Simplified User Interface (SUI).

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