Thank you for these wonderful words... They are much appreciated. I do have a couple of video tutorials available on the TechSmith Blog and am always trying to find time to do more for my own blog and site. I did do a video based OneNote class for one of the major providers, but they never ended up making it available.
-- Kathy Jacobs, Microsoft MVP OneNote and PowerPoint Author of Kathy Jacobs on PowerPoint Get PowerPoint and OneNote information at www.onppt.com
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"Jonathan" <jonathan7zerozero7(use numbers) at yahew dot usual domain> wrote in message news:C75D976E-DEC8-4410-950D-4F68C592AD15[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text] > Kathy, you are a modest one! I suggest you post the location of your > recent > excellent friendly and accessible (to techie and non-techie alike) on-line > session about OneNote. It might act as a good model for support of that > kind > of process change. You might know other examples with other technologies. > I > may choose to foster this kind of technology uptake at my elementary > school, > so I love seeing all the possibilities. > > Forgive me if this doesn't fit your current sense of a best practice for > such a task, but I liked your friendly tone and sense that "Yes, you can > do > this... it will be worthwhile and easy enough.." > > Jonathan > > "Kathy Jacobs" wrote: > >> OneNote doesn't do screen recordings, but it does do static screen grabs. >> I >> would recommend using either SnagIt or Camtasia (both from TechSmith) for >> this. >>
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