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Howard:<br><br>
I often have a need to get screen shots of this or that to include in
some of what I do online. There are tools that I can use with JAWS. I can
navigate the controls and get something saved.<br>
The problem, being unable to see the actual screen I'm not sure what is
being captured. JAWS often transforms the screen into a virtual replica
and then I'm never sure what will be captured. And then, of course, I
can't evaluate what got captured or know its quality. <br><br>
I can do it, but I'm not totally sure of what I am capturing or of what I
actually captured. I find I have a colleague with sight to actually
make the capture.<br><br>
I have used a utility which lets me save a sequence of PowerPoint slides
and simultaneously record audio to go with it. In that I made the
PowerPoint, I have a fair idea of what the end result will be like, but
when it comes to capturing something done by soneone else I'm never
totally certain of it.<br><br>
Hopefully someone will have a better solution so I can learn
too.<br><br>
Norm<br>
At 09:24 AM 5/13/2014, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">I'm working with a blind student
who wants to develop an online course. This will require the creation of
screencasts. I would guess using PowerPoint with the built in recording
function would be the method most compatible and feasible with a
screenreader. Does anyone else have experience with this or
recommendations?<br><br>
Thanks,<br>
Howard<br><br>
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Howard Kramer<br>
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Curricula</i> (UDUC)<br>
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