Being able to capture videos is a great way to help you to learn and pick up new skills. There is a wealth of information out there, and being able to record it and use it as reference material to learn is certainly going to help in more ways than one.

Of course to capture educational videos you’ll need the software to do so, which is where the selection that comes under the Movavi video software banner ends up being extremely useful. Not only will you be able to capture videos from various different types of sources – but you could also compile it in various ways to make it even more useful.

Different Types of Video Capture

Depending on where the information is coming from, you’ll find that having the option to capture from different sources proves useful. If you want to record an educational show that is being streamed online or a webinar then screen capture should fit the bill nicely – which is what you can use the Movavi Screen Capture to do.

Alternatively if you’re attending a live seminar, presentation or lecture then you may need to capture the video via a webcam or digital camera. The good news is that quite a number of Movavi software options will allow you to use video captured via a webcam or digital camera, so you can export it afterwards with ease.

Compiling Educational Videos

The real trick to getting the most out of the educational videos that you capture is to compile them in a manner that will be useful. For the most part this involves video editing, but the Movavi Video Editor will make the process quite painless.

Once you have your videos, you could use the software to trim any unnecessary bits out and only keep the useful parts around. Then, you could combine those useful bits from several different videos into a single video to use as your reference material.

If you’d like to take it a step further you could even optimize it for a mobile device such as a smartphone or tablet and then carry it with you wherever you are so that whenever you have a moment or two free you could use it and learn a little bit. See how potentially useful it is to be able to capture and compile educational videos in this way?