Adobe Presenter
What is Adobe Presenter?
Adobe Presenter enables faculty to seamlessly
publish PowerPoint content to the web to be easily
viewed, searched, and repurposed. Faculty can also
add audio narrations, animations, quizzes and surveys to assess learning.
Many faculty want the ability to convert PowerPoint
materials so that they can be distributed via an
email link, CD-ROM, webpage or Blackboard course
site. The Presenter plug-in for PowerPoint is available
through the center for Academic Affairs faculty
for their desktop computers. This helps meet the
need of on-demand student learning at UND.
All faculty requesting an account must attend
a workshop to receive your Presenter account information.
The center offers Presenter workshops to
faculty who would like to request an account and would like training. The list of training dates can be found at http://cilt.und.edu/workshops/index.html
What is the Output like?
What are some examples?
What do I need?
- Intel Pentium II processor or higher
- PC
running Windows (95/98/ME, NT/XP)
- PowerPoint
97/2000/XP/2003
- Minimum of 250MB available hard disk space
- Sound card
- Microphone
- Internet Connection
Can I use a Macintosh?
No,
though the presentation can be viewed with a
web browser in a Mac.
Is it easy to use?
Yes, it
involves 3 easy steps outlined as shown. You record your
narrations using the plug-in (in PowerPoint),
and upload the
presentation to the CILT Presenter server (from
within PowerPoint). The server renders your Flash
presentation, and sends you an automatic e-mail with a link to view your
presentation.

How long does it
take for the server to create my Flash presentation and send me an
e-mail?
It typically
takes less than 5 minutes for
an average presentation (30 slides).
Can I download
the presentation for viewing offline?
Yes, the
presentation can be downloaded, and distributed
after creation.
Do I need to pay
for a license?
No. It is provided to Academic Affairs
faculty by request.
How do I get the
software?
To download
the plug-in, and obtain the account details (for
your log-on to the CILT Presenter server), request
an account online.
How do I find out
more?
Read the quick
start guide, or visit the Adobe site for more details
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