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Lunch & Learn: Video Journey: Past, Present, Future

Posted on October 29, 2010 by Jon Edwards

In its youth, which seems only now to be ending, film-making and film-editing required an immense amount of expensive and specialized hardware and a hefty range of fine technical skills. Today, suggested Dave Hopkins and Jim Grassi at the October … Continue reading →

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Tech Spotlights: Audacity

Posted on October 8, 2010 by Ben Johnston

This session focused on the voice recording software Audacity. Audacity is a freely available program for audio recording.  Follow the link below for instructions on downloading and using this software. The software is also available on all computers in the HRC. AUDACITY Instructions.pdf … Continue reading →

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Tech Spotlights: Embedding video into your Blackboard course

Posted on March 23, 2010 by Angel Brady

Here’s the slideshow presentation from our Technology Spotlight Series on 3/23/2010. The topic was how to embed a YouTube video into your Blackboard course. Here’s a link to the handout for this topic: How to Embed Video into Your Blackboard … Continue reading →

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Screencast: How to Capture Video Clips from DVD to Windows Movie Maker

Posted on November 6, 2009 by Angel Brady

This screencast goes over the process of capturing video clips from a DVD using Windows Movie Maker. It also goes over very briefly the different ways you can edit your video clips. To get started, view these few steps before … Continue reading →

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Lunch & Learn: Blogs, lulz and tweets: Social media comes to Princeton with Shan Hilton and John Jameson

Posted on October 14, 2009 by Jon Edwards

Why has the use of Facebook and other social networking sites exploded? Perhaps, suggest John Jameson and Shani Hilton of Princeton’s Office of Communications, because it is now possible to interact socially with very large numbers of people in ways … Continue reading →

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