*Update: A professorĀ informed us that he uses Handbrake to burn in subtitles into his films (that are not in English). Handbrake now allows you to add an .srt file when ripping a DVD. So there are 4 ways to … Continue reading
TubeChop is an online tool that allows for you to enter a YouTube video URL and choose a new start and end point for the video. Lets say the YouTube video you want to show in class is really long … Continue reading
This session was designed to show you how to incorporate the use of video in your class using the Kodak Zi8 Pocket video camera. With this camera you can: CaptureĀ and critique student and instructor interviews and/or presentations Assess student oral … Continue reading
Below is a brief tutorial on how to organize your video clips using iTunes. We also have a PDF (with images) version you can download and print: How to Organize and Tag Video Clips with iTunes. Getting Started iTunes has … Continue reading