Creating Training Movies with Wink

Steps to Creating a Wink Movie

Introduction

Purpose of this Document

This document describes the steps needed to create training movies that include a series of annotated computer screen shots. The tool used is open source software called Wink. Wink captures screen shots, supports the editing process, and outputs the sequence as a Flash movie. This document is not a comprehensive tutorial of Wink capabilities. Instead, it describes the main Wink features, settings, and techniques for creating Flash movies for the Web-Empowered Church ministry. The document was written for Wink Version 1.5. 

What is the Web-Empowered Church?

The Web-Empowered Church (WEC) is a ministry of the Foundation for Evangelism ( www.evangelize.org). The mission of WEC is to innovatively apply WEB technology to EMPOWER the worldwide CHURCH for ministry.

WEC will help churches around the world expand evangelism, discipleship, and care through the innovative application of Internet technology. WEC web-based tools and training will help make church ministries more efficient and effective, and will extend ministry impact to a world in need of Jesus (See www.WebEmpoweredChurch.org/Jesus). We want to fuel a worldwide movement using the Internet to point the world to Jesus Christ, to grow disciples, and to care for those in need.  Our desire is to use the web to empower the Church to become a truly 24 hours per day 7 days per week ministry that is not constrained by walls or distance or time.

If you would like to find out more about WEC or our tools, or support us in any way, please go to our website for users: www.webempoweredchurch.com and for software/web developers: www.webempoweredchurch.org.

Creating Training Movies with Wink

Steps to Creating a Wink Movie

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