New Chapter Outlines Ready

Over the last few days I wrote the first 3,000 words for the Handbook, you can find an updated draft here. Progress is moving along nicely, the chapter headings are mostly fixed now and the contents of the book should answer most of the questions I’ve encountered.

Now to get on with delivering the content!

To improve your screencasting knowledge you must read The Screencasting Handbook. The author (Ian Ozsvald) also blogs.

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Hello everyone, I purchased the Screencasting Handbook about three months ago, and am finally digging in. I was hoping for a more detailed section on workflow as there are so many ways to go about it. I have a small recording studio in my home, so I separately record the audio and video to avoid keystrokes and background […]

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