Screen capture, screen sharing and annotation OBS Studio, Camtasia, Greenshot

Whether you're giving feedback to a colleague, demonstrating how to do things, or following comprehensive software tutorials, the ability to share your screen can be incredibly useful.

This week on The Video and Livestreaming, we look at some of the things you might want to keep in mind when sharing your screen, as well as some of the methods you might like to use to do so.

1. Screen Sharing Considerations
2. Share your screen with OBS Studio
3. Capture your screen with Camtasia
4. Capture and annotate with Greenshot

Join us!

#ScreenCapture #ScreenSharing #ScreenAnnotation

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