Start producing training videos for YouTube using Windows

Hello all,

Owing to the existing bothering situation due to the virus, I need to start creating videos for educational purposes, resembling the ones uploaded on YouTube and look cool in terms of visual effects. I have been working on computer skills for a long time but have never worked on programs to build visual effects or pop up texts when the speaker is saying them. I created a video using MS PowerPoint and it seems fine but compared to those popular technical videos on YouTube, for instance, it's novice.
On the other hand, I don't have enough time to master apps like Photoshop or Autodesk or other big ones to create professional videos nor do I have that objective.
I just want to using a rather simple tool but better than MS PowerPoint or together with that, create better videos.
For example, when I'm explaining a topic and saying keywords, those keywords turn up from any side of the screen and disappear after few instants. This is one example. Things like that can help me make better videos for now until I will get more spare time to dedicate it for learning relevant prominent programs (when needed).

Thanks so much beforehand.

I use camtasia to make vídeo tuturials on youtube. It's a screen capturing and vídeo editing tool. It is paid but I guess you can test it for 15 days or so.

Camtasia: Screen Recorder & Video Editor (Free Trial) | TechSmith

Thank you all dear nice guys. I started using Camtasia. It looks rather simpler. Afterwards when I gain more experience, I will check out the other advanced ones suggested here. :)

Thank you.

Another Camtasia user here, I can vouch for it!

But, don't pass up the ACDSee @Kari mentioned! Quite good for free!

Thank you.
As for Camtasia, I know some primary features of it and the output videos thus are good. But do you know of any cool tips to make the video better? Any good tut/video for this case?

tomyfr said:

Thank you.
As for Camtasia, I know some primary features of it and the output videos thus are good. But do you know of any cool tips to make the video better? Any good tut/video for this case?