If someone were to give me US$299 (or whatever the Education price is - not displayed on the website) I'd love to use the full version!
So, when they emailed me about a new "Virtual Classroom" tool (WiZiQ) for Moodle (the Open Source Learning Management System) I became really interested. If I was teaching next semester at Carey I'd try it out (but I am on sabbatical :) ...
I wonder how well the two-way audio would work over dialup, let alone video, so for now this is a dream of the future for many of our students.
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¶ 7:53 AM
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Hello Tim,
This is Umesh from authorPOINT team, thank you for your comments on aP Lite and WiZiQ. You got that all correct but for one thing. You can actually upload aP Lite output to your own servers (manually ofcourse) and they would play fine as any other html page OR embed SWF tag depending upon which mode you are interested in and how much you can code at your end :).
FAQ at http://www.authorgen.com/authorpoint-lite-free/faqs.aspx#6 has the details of possible distribution modes of the output. We did not include these within the software to keep the installer size as low as possible and to keep the UI easy enough for maximum possible range of users.
You can write to me directly at umesh@authorgen.com if you feel like discussing this more, such discussions help us immensely to plan the product further.
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