OpenText Brava! vs. OrbitNote

- If you need to review a lot of documents and don't want to spend a lot of money with all needed software licenses, this product is good. - If you have a document with sensitive information that you would like to share to someone but removing that sensitive part, you can create a view and share with them. - The tool ensures the content is not leaving the repository and source file can't be edited. All companies have scenarios to preserve compliance.

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I think OrbitNote is a great tool for all teachers to use to make paper assignments accessible to a variety of learners.

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• Native applications don't need to be installed on users' machines.
• Compatible with ECM systems, communicates with their own products - OpenText.
• There is a function to create views, restricting some contents to specific people.
• Password protection when publishing
• Business processes can be digitally signed.
• Check difference feature allows to compare differences in 2 documents.

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• OCR scanning.
• Text to speech.
• Annotation on worksheets.
• Integration with Google classroom.

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• OpenText Brava couldn't open some documents because a few fonts are not readable.
• I didn't find an integration with Microsoft Power Apps at least.

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• Would like it to have a specific iPad app.
• Circle- shape tool difficult to use.

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I like how read&write integrates with OrbitNote making it where students do not have to learn multiple tools depending on what they are doing on the computer.

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• Spend less in other licenses to open specific types of files.

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• It has made it possible for teachers to provide accessible materials to students with just a few clicks.

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