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EDTECH TIPS OF THE WEEK

Starring... Digital Video

Whether you've discovered a budding Steven Spielberg in your classroom or just want to show footage of a recent class trip, you'll find that video editing and display is easy to learn! Check out the following helpful hints:

Bitten by the Film Bug?

Are you ready to take the digital video plunge, but need to know how that tech tool will enhance the learning process? Take a look at Hall Davidson's article Meaningful Digital Video in the Classroom.

Make a Movie
Show it for free.

Edit or create professional looking videos without spending extra money! Windows XP comes installed with Movie Maker, a video-editing program.

Put it on TV
Use your TV as a movie screen.

Use a Video Out card to project a monitor display onto a television screen. The entire class can view the video together!

Add it to a Slide Show
Insert your video into PowerPoint.

In PowerPoint, go to Insert > Movies and Sounds > Movies from File, and select your saved video. You're done!



Article by Lorrie Jackson
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