Hi
We use Camtasia for production of audio powerpoints - works fine with Firefox
Sue Greener
Sue Greener BA MBA FCIPD FHEA
Brighton Business School
01273 642139
Room M103
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Hi
We use Pointecast (http://www.pointecast.com/products/index.html), which produces Macromedia Flash output and is integrated into PPT itself. It isnt cheap, although discounts are available for education users, as are 'economies of scale' discounts.
I hope this helps.
Kind regards
Simon
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Simon Hassell
Academic Technologies Group (ATG)
IT Services
Bristol UWE
Tel: 0117 32 85735
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Sent: 19 May 2008 10:51
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Subject: Producer for powerpoint alternative
Hi, All
I was wondering if anyone had an alternative to producer for powerpoint. This free tool combines powerpoint slides with audio or video files and the resulting file can then be distributed via Bb. However, it doesn't work with firefox, and takes ages to download the resulting files as they are not streamed. Any tips or recommendations anyone?
Cheers
Jim
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