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The Productive Scholar: Barbara McLaughlin on Video Editing

Posted on March 4, 2013 by Barbara McLaughlin

Bar­bara McLaugh­lin of the Human­i­ties Resource Cen­ter spoke to a Pro­duc­tive Scholar audi­ence on Thurs­day, Feb­ru­ary 28, 2013 regard­ing the var­i­ous tools avail­able for Video Edit­ing.  Com­mu­ni­cat­ing through the use of video is a pow­er­ful tool which can enhance the … Con­tinue read­ing →

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Using Your Tablet in the Classroom: An App Summary

Posted on December 6, 2012 by Angel Brady

We just recently gave a talk about using tablets in the class­room for a Lunch and Learn ses­sion here at Prince­ton. The focus was to address how an instruc­tor can not only use their tablet device for their per­sonal life, … Con­tinue read­ing →

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The Productive Scholar: Barbara McLaughlin on video editing and clipping.

Posted on April 12, 2012 by John LeMasney

Pow­er­point slid­edeck: 20120412_mclaughlin In this ses­sion on edit­ing and clip­ping video files, Princeton’s Bar­bara McLaugh­lin showed the audi­ence a few options. She dis­cussed the pow­er­ful but rel­a­tively expen­sive Final Cut, iMovie, iSkySoft, Pow­er­Point, and other prod­ucts. She led a dis­cus­sion on … Con­tinue read­ing →

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Screencast: Creating a Post, Adding an Image, and a YouTube video in WordPress

Posted on February 27, 2012 by Angel Brady

This screen­cast will show you how to add a post in Word­Press (the blog­ging plat­form here at Prince­ton Uni­ver­sity) and also how to add an image to that post and embed a YouTube video into that same post.  

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iSkysoft Video Converter

Posted on March 22, 2011 by Ben Johnston

http://www.iskysoft.com/ We recently had a client who had sev­eral .MTS files on an SDHC card that he wanted to con­vert to the .MP4 for­mat and make avail­able via his Black­board course site.  Final Cut Pro can read these files as … Con­tinue read­ing →

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