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How is a Weblecture created? The Weblecture creation process has three stages: |
| 1. Record the Lecture... |
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The
lecture/seminar is presented to an audience in the normal way. |
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The
audio content of the lecture is digitally recorded onto either a storage
medium (eg a Minidisk) or a PC. |
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If the
presentation uses Microsoft PowerPoint, the laptop/PC records your mouse
clicks. |
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Any
slides or acetates used during the presentation are scanned onto a computer
and stored using the appropriate file format. |
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2. Audio and Graphics combined to create weblecture... |
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The
audio recording, any converted slide/acetate images and/or any PowerPoint
files are loaded onto the editing computer. |
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All
the relevant files are loaded into the eLect application. |
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The
presentation's images are synchronised with the audio recording using
eLect's editing tools. |
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Once
editing is complete, eLect outputs the audio recording, the images and
the synchronisation information as a Weblecture. |
| 3. Weblecture available for distribution... |
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The
Weblecture can be distributed in a wide variety of ways. It can be stored
on a CD or made available for download from the internet or a university/company
intranet. The Weblectures can even be streamed from a suitably equipped
webserver. |
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The
Weblecture is viewed using a standard web-browser (Internet Explorerer
recommended). RealPlayer 10 or Windows Media Player 9 will also be required,
depending on the format of the Weblecture. |
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If you have any questions, check out our Frequently Asked Questions section. |
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