Video Editing 2.0: 8 Ways to Remix Online Videos
Don't have video editing software? No problem! Here are some online versions that will take you a long way. Not only do the software exist online, but so do your videos. So, your students can easily work on their videos at school and home and not worry about software or transportation of large video files.
Dan
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This is an interesting site for those of you with no video production experience. Now, I'll warn you that this has nothing to do with video software and how to get videos on your computer. You'll have to get that somewhere else. However, it does have a lot of good advice on HOW to video and some hardware tips.
I think that this is a good resource for younger students and, possibly, even their teachers :)
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This is a link to an application that I blogged about in a previous blog (not very active since the baby came along)
http://blog.danielcraig.com/2005/05/photo-story-3.html
Photo Story 3 is a great "free" software for designing multimedia presentations. Check it out.
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