Author Archives: Kaitlin Flannery

About Kaitlin Flannery

Kaitlin Flannery is a Social Media Intern at TechSmith.
You can follow her at @WhiskKid or check out her blog Whisk Kid.
  • She studies Marketing at Michigan State University
  • In her spare time she bakes ALL the things.

    • Fun with Tobias Fünke And Camtasia Mac Green Screen

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    There's this neat show called Arrested Development that's returning to life on May 26th, 2013 care of our good friend, Netflix. Surely you've heard of it? Maybe you're even a fan? Saying "we're excited" is a bit of an understatement - we've been using some of our lunch breaks to collectively catch up with the Bluths, eagerly anticipating the new season while chowing down on cornballs, ice cream sandwiches, and frozen bananas. So, when aspiring actor and favorite character, Tobias Fünke, released Continue reading

    ISTE 2013 Presenter Profiles: Rob Zdrojewski

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    We're SO excited for ISTE 2013! The TechSmith Academic Solutions team will be heading down to San Antonio this year for the Annual Conference and Exposition, and we're eager to hang out with all of our presenter pals at our booth. The four day conference begins on June 23rd and ends on June 26th, focusing on advancing and improving education through the use of technology. Not surprisingly, the whole concept is something that we're thrilled to be involved in. Will we be seeing you there? In the Continue reading

    ISTE 2013 Presenter Profiles: Steve Kelly

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    We're SO excited for ISTE 2013! The TechSmith Academic Solutions team will be heading down to San Antonio this year for the Annual Conference and Exposition, and we're eager to hang out with all of our presenter pals at our booth. The four day conference begins on June 23rd and ends on June 26th, focusing on advancing and improving education through the use of technology. Not surprisingly, the whole concept is something that we're thrilled to be involved in. Will we be seeing you there? In Continue reading

    The Forge: Episode 28 with Nancy Duarte

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    Coming up this month on The Forge is an interview with our special guest, Nancy Duarte. Nancy is a communications expert with an impressive resume that includes having been featured in Fortune, Forbes, Fast Company, Wired, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, The Economist, LA Times, and CNN. She is the CEO of Duarte, Inc., and is the gifted author and visionary behind the two best-selling books, Resonate: Present Visual Stories that Transform Audiences and Slide:ology: The Art and Science of Creating Continue reading

    Thursday on The Forge: #VizLit13 Recap with Brandy Agerbeck, Ryan Coleman, Karl Gude and Jamie Nast

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    This week on The Forge, we'll be recapping our experience at the Visual Thinking & Literacy Conference (#vizlit13) last weekend in Birmingham, MI, plus making a very special announcement about a certain very special annual event here at TechSmith HQ. Click here to tune in LIVE at 2pm ET on Thursday, April 18 The conference was an absolute blast; a one-day affair + a one evening happy hour to start in lovely Birmingham, Michigan. Focusing on visual approaches to thinking and communication, Continue reading

    Essential Guides for Getting Started in Camtasia & Snagit

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    Not to discount the usefulness of our newsletter and emailed how-to guides, (because, you know, we think they're pretty neat) but wouldn't you like to have one neatly organized, handy-dandy guide to the essentials of Snagit and Camtasia all in one place? Of course you would! Maybe you're a new user. Or you upgraded to the most recent version. Or maybe not. I mean, sometimes we all forget things - it's OK! Either way, these guides provide alleviation for start-up screen capture and editing Continue reading

    Screen Capture on Tablets Made Easy

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    As users of our software will attest, Camtasia makes screencasting a piece of cake on laptop and desktop computers. But did you know that it can also be used for screen capture on tablets running iOS and Android? Today we're serving up three piping hot options for tablet screencasting to suit a variety of needs. So go on, dear reader, and decide which works best for you! Can't see the video? Watch it on YouTube. 1. The Installation Option The first method is, admittedly, the most complicated. Continue reading