All advice documents, training courses and blog entries tagged 'youtube'
Moving images advice tagged 'youtube'
Using Web-based Services for Hosting Videos
This advice document deals with the potential of using web based services for hosting videos suitable to support and promote academic work and an institution’s research and business and community engagement (BCE) activities.
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This advice document deals with the potential of using web-based services for finding videos suitable to support academic work and business and community engagement (BCE).
Read full advice document...Using Web-based Services for Finding and Hosting Videos for Academic Purposes
This advice document provides an overview of the research carried out for our advice documents: Using Web-based Services for Hosting Videos and Finding Videos for Academic Purposes Using Web-based Video Hosting Sites.
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Cross-media advice tagged 'youtube'
Finding Subject-Specific Digital Media Resources
There are a multitude of websites providing access to a wide range of digital media resources (images, video and audio) covering many subject areas. This can be very bewildering if you are searching for specific resources to use in the lecture/classroom or for inclusion in a VLE (virtual learning environment). The purpose of this document is to provide a subject-specific guide to finding digital media resources with links to a number of useful websites.
Read full advice document...Finding Video, Audio and Images Online
There are countless websites offering images, video and audio files for use in education, but it’s not always easy to know which sites are most useful or appropriate. This advice document discusses general tools and strategies for finding digital resources and looks at many of the sites you can use as reliable sources.
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Blog entries tagged 'youtube'
Digital preservation cartoon takes to the mountains
We’ve been waiting for the latest instalment of the Team Digital Preservation cartoon series and here it is at last.
Read blog entry...HTML5 vs. Flash (à la VHS vs Betamax)
Recent events have pitched Adobe against Apple in an online video standards stand-off. This has made it difficult for those responsible for online video delivery, finding themselves having to take a side and make a some very difficult decisions.
Read blog entry...PowerPoint tip - adding YouTube
Over at David Hopkins e-Learning blog is a handy ‘how-to’ for adding YouTube videos within PowerPoint.
Read blog entry...Where to find video, images or sounds?
Our latest advice documents look at the most useful sites for finding digital media resources online.
Read blog entry...Concept video - future of print
This short concept video demonstrates how Sports Illustrated might work in the near future using a tablet/mobile device. found via The Fischbowl
Read blog entry...Digital preservation cartoon strikes again
Hot on the heels of their second adventure, Team Digital Preservation are back!
Read blog entry...Another thrilling adventure…
We love the second in a series of amusing cartoons promoting digital preservation from DigitalPreservationEurope (DPE).
Read blog entry...Cartoon promotes digital preservation
An excellent short animation from DigitalPreservationEurope (DPE) aims to spread the word about digital preservation in an easy to follow format.
Read blog entry...Flip launches an HD camera
Flip has just announced the UK release of the MinoHD which, as you might guess, is an HD version of the Flip video camera.
Read blog entry...Bloom’s taxonomy for the digital age
Mike Fisher has a fascinating blog called DigiGogy. On it he recently created and posted a visual representation of Bloom’s taxonomy with a slew of Web 2.0 tools positioned on it in appropriate places.
Read blog entry...Augmented reality in the comfort of your home…
There’s a remarkable little AR program you can run if you have a webcam on your computer.
Read blog entry...Making a promo video on the cheap
This happened last year, but it’s still pretty interesting. An unsigned band made a promo video for almost nothing using CCTV footage. Here’s a brief description of it in ArsGeek.
Read blog entry...YouTube goes widescreen
The YouTube viewer is now in a widescreen (16 by 9) aspect ratio.
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