Recording and Uploading Video Session at 2014 NDSU Extension Support Staff Conference
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This session from the 2014 NDSU Extension Support Staff Conference is on tips for shooting high-quality photos, recording a high-quality video, and getting that video onto YouTube and/or a webpage.
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