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Help!Software publishers sometimes keep copies of user's guides on their websites, or supply a FAQ that will answer many of your questions. You'll find a list of support sites for some of the software in our labs on the Software Help Finder page.
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EC Lab Upgrades Available Fall, 2007Camtasia and Snag-IT, popular multipmedia-editing tools, were installed in EC-31. Camtasia records all interactions on the user's screen to create training or presentation videos. Snag-IT captures a picture of the user's screen which can be used in many applications. EC-66 also received Camtasia, in addition to Second Life, gateway to the online virtual world of the same name. New Canon Video Visualizers were installed in EC-66 and EC-125. The Visualizer is a document camera that captures and projects images of paper-based documents or 3-D objects. The accessibility station in EC-125 now has Shark (Shorthand-Aided Rapid Keyboarding). Shark reads the shapes created by a user tracing lines from one letter to the next on a keyboard displayed on the monitor. An online demonstration of Shark is available from IBM.
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