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Dan Roam’s European training – Plus an analysis of his video

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On the January episode of the Forge, we talked with author and visual thinker Dan Roam about visual thinking and how it helps make our ideas and communication clearer. Dan let us know about an upcoming opportunity. He's hosting a Visual Thinking training this summer in London and Berlin (Sorry for everyone in the US, but if there's enough interest, maybe we can convince him to do one stateside. Or you can check out our interview with Dan or his Napkin Academy). Register for Dan's training London Continue reading

What are sessions like at ScreencastCamp?

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What's unique about an unconference or BarCamp like ScreencastCamp is that the content of the sessions is always a surprise! As an unconference newb attendee in 2011, I will admit being a bit nervous about the whole thing. "You mean, people just show up, talk for awhile, and a conference agenda emerges?" Yep, that's about how it works. It's a bit of a leap of faith, but when you've seen it happen once, it's easier to believe it will happen again. Which is why I thought it might be helpful Continue reading

Register now for ScreencastCamp 2013!

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Campfires, s'mores, BBQ, tech, geek crafts, sporks and lots of screencasters. What more could you ask for over a weekend? Mark your calendars for our third ScreencastCamp on August 2 - 4, 2013! Once again, we're having it at our TechSmith offices in the lovely Lansing, Michigan area. Already sold on it? Register now (it's free to attend!) Update 5/8: We've filled the 100 spots available for ScreencastCamp but have opened a wait list. If you register you'll be added to the wait list and notified Continue reading

Calling all TechSmith users – We need Champions!

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Are you a power user of TechSmith products? Or perhaps you're not a power user, but you would love to learn more and get rewarded for it? We invite you to join the TechSmith Community today! What is the TechSmith Community? We have a wonderful community of users who help each other out with questions, share new ideas, and make suggestions for product improvements and features. Anyone who buys, tries, or knows about our products can benefit from this community. What exactly is a Champion? Photo Continue reading

Give your content a boost with brand new Snagit Stamps and Camtasia Studio Theme Sets

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Did you know that you can get all of the latest TechSmith news sent straight to your email inbox? Each month we deliver a variety of product tips and tutorials, customer stories, company news, and more. And best of all, you can pick and choose the topics and products that you want more information about – giving you a new, customized newsletter each month. Along with our monthly newsletter, each month we’ll continue to bring you brand new Snagit Stamps and Camtasia Studio assets for you to Continue reading

Thank You for 25 Great Years!

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Think back 25 years ago. It was 1987. What were you doing? TechSmith was just getting started and opened its doors in 1987… 25 years ago today, on February 28th. Technology has changed! Think about all the technology that has come and gone in 25 years. Computers were running Windows 2.0 in 1987. The Macintosh SE had just been released. The World Wide Web wasn't even around until 1990! It's hard to imagine a time before that. The first release of Snagit came in 1991, Camtasia was released Continue reading

TechSmith Education: Now With 100% More Brian Bennett!

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We are thrilled to be welcoming a new member to our Academic Solutions Team this March - educator Brian Bennett! This is the announcement he posted on his blog, Educator, Learner: I’ve wanted to be a teacher ever since I was 15 years old. I remember the English teacher who helped me love having Socratic discussions. I remember the band teacher who challenged me as a young adult. I remember teachers coming to swim meets, concerts, plays, and even graduation parties when we were done with school. As Continue reading