iorad capture

A lot often gets lost in translation when it comes to tutorials, especially when you're guiding someone by text or by phone. People have taken note of that, hence tutorials are mainly in video form nowadays.

However, there's still a good amount of stuff that can be misunderstood in video tutorials, so an app like iorad capture would make for an intriguing alternative. Create step-by-step tutorials, annotate and comment on them, plus add additional descriptions, all through this software.

This is an app geared to help you make tutorials more efficiently, and it communicates that to you from the start by prompting you to select a capture region. The program will focus on that region, recording your actions and inputs.

By recording your inputs, the app creates a step-by-step guide of what you do in the recorded area. These steps can be revised by you later, allowing you to add a description, as well as links for guidance.

Upon tutorial completion, the app will open a browser page to its site, where your work will be stored. This was to be expected considering this is a web service using the desktop application for capturing content.

After finishing with your tutorial, the options available in the Edit menu can come in handy. For example, there's a Mask Content feature you can use to blur sensitive information.

We found the audio narration to be the highlight feature of this program. Based on the steps it generates from the recording, the app permits the adding of a computer voice-over to vocalize the written part of the tutorial. If you wanted to, you could also narrate the tutorial yourself.

iorad capture provides an interesting way of creating computer guides. Besides providing tools to empower those who wish to help, learning is also facilitated as a result.