Camtasia Cohort

Camtasia Cohort

Cohort Philosophy

We believe that well-made videos have the power to humanize and transform the academic experience. And, we believe that Delta faculty are at the heart of those videos. With a focus on track-based editing, the Camtasia Cohort is here to support faculty efforts to learn about and create video content that humanizes, transforms, and makes a difference. In the cohort, we use Camtasia, but these are skills that are transferrable to other video-editing software.

About Coffee Breaks

Coffee breaks tend to be lively, interactive, and hands on. Most sessions start with a short, editing-related topic and then we shift to member questions and answers. While sessions are scheduled for 60 minutes, sometimes the conversation is so good that the session runs long. If we run long, you are welcome to stay on or hop off. As a member of the cohort, we ask that you attend at least two sessions each semester. 

Deanna de Azevedo is the cohort’s Lead Facilitator. Deanna has an M.A. with Distinction in Film Production and over 20 years of editing experience.

Schedule (Spring 2023)

All sessions are on Wednesday at 11 am - Noon and the Zoom link is always the same:

  • February 15th
    Cohort: What's on your mind?
  • March 8th
    TOPIC: TBD based on cohort needs
  • March 22nd
    TOPIC: TBD based on cohort needs
  • April 5th
    Special Session TBA
  • April 19th
    Special Session TBA
  • May 3rd
    Special Session TBA

 Running late? Join us whenever you're available. You are always welcome! Can't make it to a live session? No worries. Sessions are recorded. Watching a recorded sessions counts towards the attendance requirement.

This event is flex eligible under Category 2.  Please be sure to provide the date and start/end time. 

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Deanna de Azevedo, Lead Facilitator

How to Join

Join via Zoom

To connect to Zoom, please be sure you are logged in via OKTA.

As always, sessions will be recorded. Missed a session? Check out the archives!

Get Support

Ask your editing or other Camtasia questions here. Just click on Add Topic in our Camtasia support forum. 

Post a Question
Certification
  1. First, create an account in TechSmith, if you don't have one, using your Delta College email account, and then log into TechSmith. 
  2. While you are logged on, in another browser tab, go to:
    TechSmith Camtasia & SnagIt Certification
Share!

Let's learn from each other's work. Have a video-editing project to share with the cohort? It does not have to be finished work.

Post here