Manage Conversations & Reactions
Learn how to manage alerts and use the Conversation pane to collaborate around your content.
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Learn how to manage alerts and use the Conversation pane to collaborate around your content.
In this tutorial:
Screencast automatically adds a conversation to all content. Enter a prompt in the Conversation pane to get feedback from your teammates or to start a conversation.
In Conversations:
Post questions or comments to initiate a conversation.
Note: To add a comment or reply, viewers must sign in with a TechSmith account or enter a display name.
Note: Click the Edit option to edit or delete the comment. The content owner can also delete comments.
Mark up the content with a frame or arrow.
Add a freehand drawing on the content.
To add an emoji reaction while watching a video, click an emoji from the toolbar located below the video or image.
To view the reactions added, hover your cursor over the video or image. Click a reaction to show the reaction and viewer name.
Note: Emoji reactions are a feature of conversations. If you would like to prevent emoji reactions on your media, follow the steps in the Delete a Conversation section below.
The content owner and any viewers can opt in to receive email notifications for new activity posted in a conversation. To subscribe to email notifications when a viewer adds a comment, click the icon at the top of the conversation.
To hide the conversation view, click the icon in the conversation pane.
To reopen the conversation view, click the Comments button below the media.
As the content owner, you can moderate and remove any comments. Individual participants can only edit and delete their own comments.
A conversation is added by default to all content uploaded to Screencast. If you do not want to include a conversation or you want to reset the conversation, complete the following:
To add a new conversation, click the toggle on the Conversation tab or the Enable Conversation button in the Conversation pane.
As the content owner, you can view and download the conversation.
Screencast downloads a .csv file of the conversation onto your computer.