Author name: John Lemon

When the screen recorder appears, the first thing you’ll want to do is set your recording options. Click the gear icon on the recorder control bar. When the Screen Recording window opens, configure the following settings and click OK. General Video Recording Video Codec: SmartTutor 360 provides you some kinds of video codecs to choose depending […]

Before recording voiceover narration directly in SmartTutor, you’ll want to calibrate the microphone you intend to use from inside SmartTutor. After selecting the slide to record the narration to, go to Timeline panel, choose Record Narration ( circle red icon) drop-down to show Audio Input Devices In the Input Device drop-down , select the microphone you

SmartTutor 360 lets you record screencasts of your computer desktop and webcam videos of yourself—at the same time or separately. Recording a new Webcam video as Slide To record a webcam video as a slide: Click Record Screen in SmartTutor start screen or if project is existed, go to File -> Record Screen When the

In this user guide, we’ll explore how to record new screencasts in SmartTutor 360. (To insert a previously-recorded screencast into your course as a video or a series of step-by-step slides, see this user guide.) Step 1: Launch the Screen Recorder There are several ways to launch the screen recorder. Here are the three quickest ways:

In this user guide, you’ll learn how to create and manage question banks. To learn how to add slides to a question bank or draw them into your course, see these user guides: Using Question Bank Manager To open Question Bank manager, to to Quiz tab, click Question Bank A Question Bank tab will shown in ribbon bar. Creating

Question banks are special containers for question slides. You put questions into a bank, then draw them out when you need them in your course. Why would you put question slides into a bank when you could just add them directly to your course? Great question! Here are a few benefits of question banks: You

Quiz Results slide in SmartTutor 360 is a summary slide of the learner’s performance in a course. It reports stuff like quiz scores, passing scores, or pass/fail results. You can let learners know their own results by adding a Result Results slide at the end of the course.  Inserting Quiz Results To add Quiz Results,

Result slides give learners dynamic feedback at the end of quizzes and surveys. They also send reporting and tracking information to learning management systems, including learners’ responses and scores. In this tutorial, we’ll look at adding result slide and configuring their properties. Step 1: Add a Result Slide First, do any of the following: Go