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During the podcast presentation someone mentioned Camtasia. I used it, it was alright...but Captivate from Adobe and another product called WINK (Open Source) create great teaching presentations.




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Anonymous Case Files 0 Aug 24 2006, 4:52 PM EDT by Anonymous
 
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thecasefiles.org carries a good template for generating group-think work
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Anonymous Multimedia Content 0 Aug 24 2006, 4:50 PM EDT by Anonymous
 
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archieves.org carries links to photos, video etc. you can use in presentations....
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Anonymous Other Great Products 0 Aug 24 2006, 4:48 PM EDT by Anonymous
 
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Another great presentation product that can be downloaded freely, is Microsoft producer/Addin for Powerpoint which can create audio/video to run along side your PPT. You can stream as a Windows Video File
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