I am not sure if free tools to make videos are available. I personally use Camtasia to make training videos. There's one thing to keep in mind. As long as the person making the video is not aiming for perfection, doing videos with Camtasia or any other tool is very cheap.

Then those could be packaged and sold as a bunch of videos for a fair price.

>>>>Prediction: They will *never* attempt an online version. For one thing, it’s too hard, even in 2013. We've seen that even with OFUG.
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>>Well I think that would be a mistake because it will just die completely as attendance drops. We depend upon online webcasts and webex quite a bit here and I've had great success with it.
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>There already is a source of webcasts/online meetings: it's called OFUG. A live-in-person conference is something totally different.
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>We have looked at creating videos of sessions many times and the economics don't work. I think the cheapest quote we got for producing videos of every session was $10,000 and we couldn't figure a way to cover that cost.
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>Doug