The document discusses creating sharable screencasts for Sakai at Indiana University. It explores using PowerPoint and Captivate to create screencasts and the pros and cons of each. The main points are:
1) Screencasts provide online support for Sakai users and need to be sharable with Sakai partners.
2) Experiments used PowerPoint and Captivate to create screencasts focusing only on Sakai content so they could be played on different devices and systems.
3) PowerPoint allowed for swappable content but was difficult to edit while Captivate created more focused videos but did not record in grayscale and required extra software for accessibility.
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