Record Badass Screencasts for egghead.io
Instructor
John Lindquist
This is the video companion to the egghead.io Instructor Guide.
Screencasting is hard! There are virtually infinite ways to produce one. For an egghead.io lesson we expect several key aspects to be met. We want to make sure that our lessons have depth and clarity. Clarity is important and starts with the technical aspects of recording your screen and voice. Once we have achieved this objective level of clarity, we dip into the stylistic aspects of recording a lesson. The style is subjective, and the goal of an egghead.io lesson is not to have an army of uniform drone producing flavorless video content for the masses.
Our mission is to make you a badass screencaster. We want to push you to another level. We've found that a small set of standard practices will create an awesome experience for the student, and eliminate frustration as we teach by providing a repeatable pattern for success. It’s not complicated. In fact, it is simple, but it isn’t easy.
This course will show you how to produce an egghead.io lesson. We strive for consistency in style, and these lessons will demonstrate the core elements that create our brand screencasts. Let’s learn how together.
Free Community Resource
A Community Resource means that it’s free to access for all. The instructor of this lesson requested it to be open to the public.
Learner Reviews
- Ilham Wahabi4 years agoWhat did you like about this course?
Now I realized not all instructor do all of this
- Alex Pyzhianov4 years agoWhat did you like about this course?
Gonna film my own stuff tomorrow!
- Danny Brown4 years agoWhat did you like about this course?
This is amazing. I've been hunting for a good resource on how to create concise, no-nonsense videos and this hits all the right marks.
One thing that was not mentioned, which software to use if MacOS is not an option.
- Ajay4 years agoWhat did you like about this course?
Thank you for this content. It's quite well researched and speaks a lot about instructor's real life experience. I have a bit of mixed feelings about "Stay on Topic". I mean agree with the rationale but giving a little more of contextual information might not be that bad without wasting ton of time.
- Zachary McHenry4 years agoWhat did you like about this course?
Not only was there great information but you could see that John is actually using the techniques he is giving you.
- Tomasz Kopacki5 years agoWhat did you like about this course?
It clearly shows that less means better in terms of conveying some information in a managable way.
Course Content
- 41m 45s
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