Overview | Functionalities | Application Scenarios

LECTURNITY. Recording – not programming

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What is LECTURNITY?

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A Rapid Authoring Tool for recording and publishing presentations and lectures

LECTURNITY…

records everything on your desktop and everything your audience

hears and sees during a presentation

enables editing of your recordings

supports demand-oriented provision of information

enables storage, re-use and publication of presentations and

lectures

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LECTURNITY Overview

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Object-based recording(no video)

SCORM compliance

Retrieval functionality(indexing of slide texts)

Various export formats(for example Flash and MPEG4)

SLIDESTAR interface

POWERTRAINER integration

Strengths

Quick and cost-effective production

Avoidance of elaborated programming

Ease of use(without expert knowledge)

Various possible application scenarios

Interoperability with mobile devices

Benefits

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Application Scenarios

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Training Marketing Teaching …and more

Presentation recording

Software training

WBT and testing

Mobile learning

Product presentation

Product training

Customer training

Podcasts

Support

E-lectures

Tests and exams

Employee induction

Conferences

Screencasting for blogs and youtube

Corporate communication

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With LECTURNITY your presentation can be:

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Recorded and re-used interactive mobile

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LECTURNITY References

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Higher Education/ Public SectorCorporate Sector

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Global Partner Network

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The secret of effective content creation: recording not programming!

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Production Process

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Step 1: Present and Record

Step 3: Convert and Distribute

Step 2 (optional): Edit

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Step 1: Present and Record

Start your presentation - LECTURNITY records everything on your screen, including audio and video.

Edit your slides during the presentation: insert annotations or screen recordings.

LECTURNITY synchronises data, structures your presentation and indexes all the texts in your slides AND screen recordings

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PowerPoint Presentationen Screen Recording

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Step 2 (optional): Edit

Edit recordings by cutting undesirable parts like slips of the tongue, by adding videos or combining content

Insert interactive elements like jump and stop marks, hyperlinks, questions and tests and create your own individual learning logic

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Editing Enabling interaction

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Step 3: Convert and Distribute

publish your recording in various output formats: Flash, RealMedia and Windows Media, MPEG4 or LECTURNITY Player

the original recording remains available for further usage

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MPEG4 format for mobile devices such as the iPod

Interface is customisable to your corporate design

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Mobile Learning with LECTURNITY

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MPEG 4 video-podcasts Interactive flash content

LECTURNITY 4 – New Features

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New Features in LECTURNITY 4

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Intuitive, easy to use user interface

Integration ofLECTURNITY Assistant, Editor und Publisher

Newly designed, following up-to-date usability-standards

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New Features in LECTURNITY 4

Automated indexing and structuring of all recorded contents

Extended retrieval functionality in all published formats

Fully customisable presentation dock

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Thank you very much for your attention!

You can find more information on www.lecturnity.com