Ahh, the cross-pollination continues 😉 Gary Roberts has some very positive words to say about Macromedia Captivate, which I have yet to download and play with. He closes his post with, "My prediction is that libraries will widely adopt this application to create demonstrations for remote users."
Link: The Library I.T. Blog :: Information Literacy and Macromedia Captivate.
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For those of us on small budgets MM Captivate is $200 (at education pricing) less for other things, there are two free options:
PowerBullet – designed for presentations but fairly easy to adapt and allows voice over – http://powerbullet.com
Wink – designed for software demos, but no voice over – http://www.debugmode.com/wink/
Both are airly easy to use. (PowerBullet is free as version 1.35 but has a small cost for version 1.4, Wink is simply free.)
Hi Tim.
Just to clarify: Powerbullet 1.4 is still free. There’s now a Plus version that’s $20, but no change to the freebie (except some new features).