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Provided by: Online Training Directory Introduction to SnagIt With SoftwareVideo and Graphics |
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This online course teaches you the various tips on the latest version of the SnagIt screen capture program.
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Introduction to SnagIt With Software
Introduction to SnagIt [With Software]
Full Description
Outcomes:
Assessment:
Week 1
What is a Screen Capture Anyway? A brief review of how a monitor works and why screen captures can look so awful if you don't plan.
Week 2
The SnagIt Interface and the SnagIt Wizard
Introduction to SnagIt and the SnagIt Wizard
Week 3
Capturing for Print - Grayscale and Full Color
Exercises include capture for a photocopied document and captures for a four-color printed document.
Week 4
Capturing for the Web Exercises include how to do captures that will be displayed on the Web, and how to set up an ftp of the images captured in a timed, automated capture.
Week 5
Capturing Text with SnagIt Exercises include how to capture text in windows both with and without the Automatic Scroll option, and captuing an image with the Automatic Scroll.
Week 6
E-mailing captures, multiple output captures, and Annotating captures
Exercises include how to set up captures to be emailed, to be sent to several different places or media, and how to add captions and annotations to the capture.
Week 7
Capturing from files, MS-DOS windows, and the Clipboard Exercises include capturing icons, logos, and cursors from within files, capturing an MS-DOS full screen, inverting the colors, and capturing the content of the Clipboard in a chain.
Week 8
Using the SnagIt Catalog Exercies in how to set up folders in the Catalog and how to manage your image and text files using the catalog.
For Beginners--An eight chapter, self-paced class in why and how to use the SnagIt Screen Capture program. Covers the main types of captures that can be done with the program as well as some background on why certain type of captures work best in which environments. Please note this class was published just prior to the release of SnagIt 5.2 so all screen captures show version 5.1. The program works essentially the same way. |
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The student should be able to successfully capture several types of images from the screen and save them to file, the printer, e-mail, or the SnagIt Catalog. |
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Student may e-mail the captures to the instructor for evaluation purposes. |
What is a Screen Capture Anyway? A brief review of how a monitor works and why screen captures can look so awful if you don't plan.
The SnagIt Interface and the SnagIt Wizard
Introduction to SnagIt and the SnagIt Wizard
Capturing for Print - Grayscale and Full Color
Exercises include capture for a photocopied document and captures for a four-color printed document.
Capturing for the Web Exercises include how to do captures that will be displayed on the Web, and how to set up an ftp of the images captured in a timed, automated capture.
Capturing Text with SnagIt Exercises include how to capture text in windows both with and without the Automatic Scroll option, and captuing an image with the Automatic Scroll.
E-mailing captures, multiple output captures, and Annotating captures
Exercises include how to set up captures to be emailed, to be sent to several different places or media, and how to add captions and annotations to the capture.
Capturing from files, MS-DOS windows, and the Clipboard Exercises include capturing icons, logos, and cursors from within files, capturing an MS-DOS full screen, inverting the colors, and capturing the content of the Clipboard in a chain.
Using the SnagIt Catalog Exercies in how to set up folders in the Catalog and how to manage your image and text files using the catalog.
Contact Hours: 1
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