Author Archives: Rebecca Toth

About Rebecca Toth

Becca is the public relations intern at TechSmith
  • She is a senior at Michigan State University
  • Her favorite place on earth is Rome, Italy
  • Her guilty pleasure is a good book next to a warm fire

    • UNINETT Spreads New Technologies Across Norway With eCampus Program

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    UNINETT, a non-profit division of Norway’s Ministry of Education, develops and operates the country’s National Research and Education Network (NREN). The network connects more than 300,00 users across nearly 200 educational and research institutions in Norway, including all universities and most public colleges. The eCampus program within UNINETT was officially launched in 2012 due to demand from institutions and as an effort to better manage resources for both the Ministry of Education and the Continue reading

    Point8020 Provides Training For All With The Help Of Camtasia

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    Martin Harwar recently contacted TechSmith wishing to acquire Camtasia licenses for his six-person company Point8020 in Warwickshire, UK. He wanted to establish Camtasia as the standard tool for his media production team. After giving his team access to Camtasia, Martin was kind enough to provide us a better look into the work Point8020 is doing: TechSmith: Could you tell us a little about your job and its demands? Martin: My business creates training videos using Camtasia that are directed Continue reading

    TechSmith User from the Beginning

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    Meet Tim McLain, an avid marketer and TechSmith loyalist. Tim has held many exciting positions throughout his career, and has used TechSmith products in many of them. We came across Tim on Twitter and were excited to learn more about him, his career and his use of our products. TechSmith: Can you tell us a little about yourself? Tim: I’ve been a product developer and marketer for 19 years now, and am currently the Senior Marketing Manager at Netsertive, a fast-growing advertising technology Continue reading

    TechSmith Maven David Tebo’s Ed Tech Leadership and Vision Shine

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    It takes an exceptional person to run an entire school district, but one who consistently (and successfully) adapts in the ever-changing education sphere? That is someone special. David Tebo, superintendent of Hamilton Community Schools in Michigan, is just that! And as a result, he’s been selected a winner of eSchoolNews’  2013 Tech-Savvy Superintendent Awards. Sponsored by NetSupport, the eSchool News award recognizes eight of the nation’s top K-12 executives for their exemplary ed tech Continue reading

    Camtasia Relay Allowing For Uninterrupted Education

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    Quinnipiac University’s Mount Carmel Campus, located in Hamden, Connecticut, was forced to close for a full week as Superstorm Sandy knocked out power. Several trees fell on campus and downed trees and electrical wires blocked several surrounding roads. Although the campus was closed, learning did not stop for the Bobcats; students stayed on track using Blackboard and Camtasia Relay . An assistant professor in the School of Nursing, Robin Guisti, who co-teaches a Health and Physical Assessment Continue reading

    Many Uses of Camtasia – Professional and Personal

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    Jon Moody, an employee of Kal-Blue, discovered Camtasia this past summer and hasn’t turned back. He first started using it in his night job as a freelance musician and then brought it to the workforce. Jon was willing to answer a few of our questions, and here’s what he had to say: TechSmith: Can you describe your job and its demands? Moody: In Kal-Blue we have two very different departments. We have the architectural printing side that provides blue prints, and then we also have a wide Continue reading

    Loudpixel: Working in a Virtual Business Environment

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    In the beginning of the year, TechSmith conducted a Small Business Test Drive, inviting four businesses to test Camtasia in their business setting for four weeks. Each week, we asked them to share their experiences with us by way of written responses, screencasts, photos and video. Loudpixel, a social media research company, is one of the companies that participated in the initial trial run. We caught up with Allie Siarto, Loudpixel Co-Founder and Director of Analytics, after a year of Continue reading