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FotoBabble is a free online tool that allows users to add audio recordings to images. The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a FotoBabble account, uploading an image, recording audio commentary, and sharing or embedding the audio-visual creation on blogs or websites. FotoBabble is presented as being simple to use and well-suited for educational purposes.
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LiveMinutes is a free service that allows users to host online meetings to share and annotate documents with others. It automatically generates meeting minutes that are saved to the user's account and can be shared. Users can share documents, invite people via a link, start audio/video chat using their computer or Skype, and save annotations, whiteboards and files to their library to reuse later. Meeting minutes are generated after each session in HTML format.
iMovie Instructions
This document provides instructions for basic functions in iMovie, including:
1. Adding photos, titles, voiceovers, music, and video clips to an iMovie project.
2. Customizing a project with themes and editing clips by shortening, rearranging, or deleting elements.
3. Exporting a finished project as an uneditable movie file.
Wlmm stepby step
This document provides instructions for downloading and using the basic tools and features of Windows Live Movie Maker to create movies. It explains how to add videos and photos, apply transitions and effects, add titles and credits, and share or export finished movies by publishing to YouTube, saving as a WMV file, or burning to a DVD. More information and tutorial videos for Movie Maker are available on the listed websites.
Firecoresoft slideshow fairy user guide
Firecoresoft Slideshow Fairy for Mac is a powerful and straightforward Flash gallery creator. http://www.firecoresoft.com/flash-photo-slideshow-mac.html
CILIP multimedia course
This document provides a list of over 50 free online multimedia resources that can be used for various purposes including image manipulation, slideshow creation, screencasting, presentations, audio/video editing, chatrooms, and podcasting. Key resources mentioned include Flickr for photo sharing, BigHugeLabs and EasyMoza for image manipulation, Animoto and Kizoa for slideshow creation, Screencast-o-matic for screencasting, Prezi and Slide for presentations, Audacity for audio editing, and Chatzy for text chatrooms. Instructions are provided for using some of the tools and examples of past work are linked.
Premiere How To Guide
This document provides instructions for using Adobe Premiere Pro to edit video clips. It describes opening a new project, importing clips, arranging clips on the timeline, adding video transitions between clips, applying video effects, rendering the project, and exporting the final edited video file.
How to make a jing video
Jing is a free screen recording and screen sharing software created by TechSmith that allows users to record their computer screen and audio for up to 5 minutes. To make a Jing video, a user first selects the part of their screen they want to capture, then clicks the capture button to start recording their screen and microphone. Users can pause the recording, resize the recording window, and mute their microphone as needed. Once finished recording, users can save the video and share it by uploading it to Screencast.com, where it is given a URL that can be copied and sent to others.
OBS and You
This document provides instructions for setting up Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) to stream gameplay to Twitch. It includes steps for adding a game capture source, previewing the stream, adding a watermark, configuring encoding settings, adjusting resolution, and installing plugins like Chatty and Now Playing to integrate chat and music metadata into the stream. Instructions are also provided for adding a follower notification using the CLR Browser plugin. The document aims to guide new streamers through the basic OBS configuration and integration of common streaming tools and features.
Powerpoint: Video and Audio
PowerPoint allows users to add video, audio, and other multimedia to enhance presentations. Video and audio can be inserted from files or embedded from websites. Users can adjust properties like size and playback settings. Recording a narrated presentation is also possible. The library has equipment for checking out like cameras and microphones. Animations, transitions, motion paths can be used to draw attention to different elements. Knowing software limitations and troubleshooting is advised to ensure smooth presentations.
How to Make a Marketing Video with Biteable
This document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a marketing video using the website Biteable. It outlines uploading or creating content, customizing colors and audio, rendering the video, and sharing or downloading the finished video. The process involves selecting a template or starting from scratch, adding scenes and text, editing colors and audio, building the video, then viewing, sharing on social media, or upgrading an account to remove watermarks or download videos.
Digital Storytelling 2
The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating digital stories and movies using Photo Story 3 and Windows Movie Maker. It describes how to import photos and videos, add titles and narration, edit clips, select background music, and save the finished project or export it as a video file. The instructions cover basic tasks like importing media, arranging content, and saving work as well as more advanced features such as automatically generating a movie using AutoMovie or manually editing video clips.
Digital Storytelling
The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating digital stories and movies using Photo Story 3 and Windows Movie Maker. It describes how to import photos and videos, add titles and narration, edit clips, and save the finished project or export it as a video or movie file.
How to use animoto
Animoto is an online video creation service that allows users to create videos using their own photos, video clips, text, and music. It is free to create 30-second videos, or users can subscribe for as low as $5 per month for longer videos. The steps to create a video include signing up, choosing a video style, adding photos and text, selecting background music, adding a title and description, previewing the video, and producing the final video for sharing on social media sites. Users can also edit their video by changing the style, rearranging photos, and adjusting the music.
Powerpoint in the Classroom For Teachers
Powerpoint for teaching the Renaissance.
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Create photo slideshow with photo slideshow software
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Evaluation question 4
Final Cut Express, Photoshop, InDesign, LiveType, Logic Pro, YouTube, Blogger, Slideshare, Facebook, Screenflow and Safari are various software programs and websites that the author used to create their media coursework, including editing video clips, designing magazines and posters, creating titles and soundtracks, sharing work, and getting feedback. These digital tools allowed the author to non-linearly edit video, add visual effects, incorporate text and images, make music, and present their work to a wide online audience.
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Podomatic - Create or upload audio files and post them to your blog
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Create photo slideshow with photo slideshow software
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Foto babble
- 2. FotoBabble is a free web tool that allows you to quickly and easily add audio to an image.
- 3. The image (with the audio) can then be embedded in a blog, or shared as a link.
- 4. Let’s get started by visiting www.fotobabble.com
- 5. Click here to create a new account
- 6. Fill out each field to create your account
- 7. Now you are logged in, click on “choose file” to select the image you would like to use from your computer
- 8. Or you can use an image from the web by pasting a web address here
- 9. By the way, FotoBabble uses flash, so you may need to upgrade your flash player to make this work properly
- 10. Your picture should now appear. FotoBabble will ask you it it’s alright to use your computer’s built-in microphone...click on “allow”
- 11. Now you’re ready to record your audio. Click on the orange “Record” button and start talking.
- 12. Click on the orange “Stop” button when you’re finished.
- 13. Click on the gray “Play” button to hear how your recording turned out.
- 14. You’re done. Now you can copy and share a direct link to your fotobabble.
- 15. Or you can copy the embed code to add your fotobabble to any web site.
- 16. You can view and edit your fotobabbles anytime by clicking on the “My Fotobabbles” link
- 17. FotoBabble is wonderful in its simplicity and ease of use, making it ideal for educational applications.
- 18. Learn more about web 2.0 tools for Educator’s at www.83ideas.com