WINK Logiciel de tutorial et de présentation par capture d’écran. Freeware de n’occupe que 2 Mo ; il capture les écrans et les chaîne en une animation Flash, les mouvements du curseur et des objets sont extrapolés entre les écrans. Il est possible d’ajouter des interactions, du texte et des images sur les diapositives. Wink peut être francisé avec >Fichier>Choix de la langue. L’animation est exportée en Flash + page html ou en Pdf ou en HTML avec une série d’images jpg ou en un exécutable. Le logiciel est accompagné de deux tutoriaux et d’une documentation en PDF complète mais en anglais, je vous propose une mise en route sommaire et trois exemples : tableur , logiciel de gométrie dynamique en collège. 1) Ouvrir le logiciel dont on veut créer un tutoriel (PhotoImpact, blender ou géoflash …) 2) Ouvrir Wink puis Fichier>nouveau. 5) Utiliser le logiciel prévu pour le tutorial et capturer régulièrement les écrans. 16) Attention il n’y a pas d’undo ou de ctrl Z Ctrl + Y Redo
101 Free admin tools We know administrators love tools that make life easier – especially when they’re free! So here are 101 of them! System and network analysis 1. Using this MMC snap-in you can quickly visualize the user and group permissions of a local or remote folder or drive in a hierarchical format to help identify problems. 2. Wi-Fi Inspector is a powerful Wi-Fi management and troubleshooting tool that allows you to locate and verify Wi-Fi devices, detect rogue Access Points, troubleshoot connections, and search for Wi-Fi networks. 3. Whois performs a lookup of the registration information of a given IP address or domain name. 4. ShareEnum allows you to scan and view the security settings of file shares on your network. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
Make The Perfect Screencast With These 6 Great Tips Over the years screencasting, also known as video tutorials have became very popular on the internet. The reason that they have became so popular is because it lets a user record their screen and share it with others to show them how to do something on a computer. If you browse through sites such as YouTube, Vimeo and Blip.tv, you will see that there are lots of video tutorials but with very few of them clear to view and understand. There are many things that are needed to create a great video tutorial and in this article, I will try my best to teach you some techniques I have learned along the way. The Right Apps To start creating a screencast, the you will need to first of all download an application that will allow you to record your screen. A free alternative for both Windows and Mac OS X is Jing. For Linux users, there is an open source project on Sourceforge called Xvidcap. Set The Right Resolution The Right Gear The Right Words The Right Format The Finishing Touches
Jing, instant screenshots and screencasts, free tour page The always-ready program that allows you to instantly capture images and record video on your computer—then share them with anyone. Jing is a great tool for adding basic visual elements to all of your online conversations Jing for Screenshots Capture What You See The Jing sun sits nicely on your desktop, ready to capture your screen at a moment’s notice. Jing Loves to Share Send your screenshots all over the web. Make a Point Need to emphasize a point or explain a tricky concept? No Need to Wait Simply paste the link into an IM, email, forum post, anywhere…and when the person clicks it they see your freshly–uploaded screenshot. Share Images Instantly Jing will place a hyperlink on your clipboard when you send your screenshots to a destination like Screencast.com or Flickr. Jing for Screencasts Record What You See (and Do) Select any window or region that you would like to record, and Jing will capture everything that happens in that area. Instantly share Jing video on: Narrate on the Fly
12 Really Useful Image Optimization Tools For Web Designers Images are very important because they will make your web pages look nicer and more attractive. But, high quality and beautiful images always huge in file size. They make your pages load slower and consume more bandwidth. So we, the designers should optimize the images so that they are tiny in file size, but good in quality. There are a lot of useful image optimization tools which can help us to optimize and reduce the file size of the images. Web based Image Optimization Tools 1. Smush.it is a popular image optimization tool that able to reduce the image file size but retain the quality, which is what we called “lossless” image optimization! 2. The Online Image Optimizer lets you optimize different image file formats such as GIF, JPG and PNG. 3. PunyPNG uses several optimization techniques. 4. SiteReportCard Image Optimization Tool support GIF, JPG and PNG formats. Desktop Image Optimization Tools 1. 2. 3. ImageOptim is a front end tool for a set of image optimization tools. 5. 6. 7. 8.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media: Screencas I'm presenting on a panel about ccreencasting at the NTC on April 5th at 1:30 PM. In preparation for the panel, I'm pulling together a wikitation on screencasting. Here's the primer: SCREENCASTING PRIMER by Beth Kanter This primer is an introduction to screencasting. What is a Screencast? A screencast captures what is displayed on a computer screen accompanied by commmentary from someone explaining what is happening on the screen as it unfolds. Screencasts can be used in the following ways: as standalone tutorials, software demos, or orientation to clarify complex technical concepts to capture organizational knowledge about critical procedures or to convey expert tacit knowledge for beta testing a web site or software interface Although having some video editing skills and knowing how to clearly communicate your ideas will vastly improve the quality of your work, you don't have to be a Hollywood filmmaker to create a decent screencast. Why are Screencasts Useful? Concept Screencast The Tools
Cross-media: Free Online Screencasting Tools A guide to free online services which enable you to use your internet browser to capture on-screen computer activity, along with input from peripherals like microphones and webcams, and which offer users the ability to download and/or share the resultant videos in a variety of ways and formats. This advice document will be of interest to those new to screencasting, who would like to try it out with simple tools which require no purchase or installation. Online screencast services will also interest experienced screencasters needing access to screencast tools 'in the field', and the quick publishing and sharing tools which accompany them. Introduction As more and more computer-based activity is carried out online, and digital media is shared, stored and manipulated on the internet and accessed with a browser, so the tools for media creation, editing and publishing are similarly migrating to the 'cloud', and away from home or office PCs. Web-based screencasting tools When might I use one?
5 very useful internet tools to improve online efficiency. Here are 5 very useful internet tools which I use regularly to improve my effiency of internet usage.They do not fall in any particular category, but each of them is a Free service which does not require any logins or registrations. Each of them saves time for online activities in its own unique way.Check and try out these tools and see if any of them is useful for you. I am sure that you will find at least one of them to be useful. Do not forget to mention in the comments if you are using some other tools to improve efficiency. Kukuklok : Kukuklok: For those who sit on their PCs/Laptops for a long time and surf a lot, this is a useful tool. Bit.ly Bity.ly: There are umpteen url shortners, but this one is my favourite. Pipl : Pipl:This is a search engine with a difference. Short Text : Short Text: A cool way to keep some of the text I need regularly. Bug me not : Did you enjoy this post?
lib20 / resources-screencasting Wiki Main Page > Resource Pages > Screencasting Screencasts are recordings of actions taking place on a computer screen. Software like Wink, Camtasia and Captivate let you record mouse movement, windows opening and closing, menus being opened, forms being filled in and so on, basically anything that happens on the screen. This page lists examples of library tutorials on a variety of subjects - catalogs, databases, internet searching and more. *Camtasia examples *Wink examples Public Library examples DL Kids: Writing a Review Finding Similar Titles - This great screencast shows how to use their catalog's LibraryThing features to find similar titles. School Examples Academic Library examples University of Buffalo Health Sciences Library - YouTube channel with a collection of screencasts made by Dean Hendrix using Camtasia. More Examples Overview of Firefox - created with Jing from Techsmith Other examples using Wink Optimizing Pictures in Power Point - Tutorial created with Wink. Commercial