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ScreenSteps
Version: 2.0.1 ||
Release Date: 2008-01-25 ||
License: Commercial with demo
($39.95)
Developer: Blue Mango Learning Systems
ScreenSteps makes creating visual training almost effortless - Everyone loves visual documentation. It is so much easier to see a picture of what you need to do as opposed to reading lengthy instructions.
With ScreenSteps you can:
- Capture each step of the process you are trying to teach. The images are automatically sequenced in the order you took them. Crop images and add highlights to focus on the pertinent areas of the screen
- Go back and add text describing each step. You shouldn't have to write too much since the pictures will show each step of the process.
- Export your lesson to PDF or HTML. You can even create your own HTML and XML templates.
That's it. You can literally create visual, detailed lessons in 5 to 10 minutes.
Tags: screen , instructional , capture , screenshot , screencast
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1 Opinions:
Cons:
- Confuuusing interface.
- Slooow performance.
Pros:
- Awesome results.
- Nifty annotation tools, such as sequential numbering by simply clicking on items in the screenshot.
Recommendations:
- Buy it if you A) can't stand giving instructions to your Mom over telephone... or B) Have a company (say, software developer or what have you) and wish for a simple way to make quick manuals that are easy to add, edit and rearrange items in.
- If you don't have a specific need for this kind of tool, you can favorably use the old fashion way of taking screenshots and make notes in TextEdit.