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links to the handouts: How to create a slideshow with Powerbullet Create a simple animation with Powerbullet |
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| Renew your books | ||
| This is a sample of how you can use Powerbullet to instruct patrons on how to renew their materials. | ||
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| This page combines text instruction with an animated tutorial. | ||
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| If you really, really want to hear audio (no, really, I don’t advise it), click here. | ||
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| This is how you can use a slideshow on your web page. The slideshow is clickable and links to our catalog page for new books and videos. See slideshow handout. | ||
| A slideshow plus an animation | ||
| This is the same web page, but with an added animation. See animation handout for instructions on creating these animations. | ||
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| This is the link to download Powerbullet. The software is also available at www.powerbullet.com | ||
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programs that work with Powerbullet. See the
readme file first for
descriptions of each program. I have tried Wink, but I haven't tried
the other programs. Clipyard - a excellent inexpensive tool for compositing multiple SWFs into a single file. Works well with Powerbullet. Photofiltre- a free image processing program Audacity - a free, full-featured audio recording and editing program Wink - a great free tool for creating Flash software tutorials. Here is the Wink readme file. Here is a sample tutorial made with Wink ("borrowed from www.networkdriven.com).
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