My company makes software which facilitates live, instructor-lead training.
We also have a product which records and synchronizes audio, video,
PowerPoint slides and "application sharing" (running an app on a Windows PC,
remote controlling and view-sharing). The captured session can be
downloaded and played in Internet Explorer using our plug-in.
The setup to record is too bulky to bring to the Thursday meeting, but if
Doug is interested in recording a session I would be happy to offer the use
of our studio and software. We are in San Jose, near the airport.
Regards,
Joe McGlynn
VP of R&D
http://www.onetouch.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Henry van Eyken [mailto:vaneyken@sympatico.ca]
Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 3:09 AM
To: ohs-dev@bootstrap.org
Subject: Re: Augment items for this Thursday
Perhaps a series of stills will be even more helpful. Properly sequenced and
augmented by captions, those can be viewed at leasure. And they are easily
transmitted on the net.
Best to make a bit of a storyboard first. That may be time well spent.
Henry
Eugene Eric Kim wrote:
> Several people missed the last Augment demo that Doug did, and have
> expressed a lot of interest in seeing it. So we decided to schedule a
> demo again for this Thursday's meeting in Menlo Park.
>
> I'd like to solicit some help in this area. First, does anyone have a
> videocamera that you can bring to the meeting? It would be great to
> record this and possibly even put it up on the net. Better yet, if anyone
> has sophisticated equipment for recording the monitor activity as Doug
> does the demo, we can do an even better quality video.
>
> -Eugene
>
> --
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