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>Date: Mon, 10 Nov 2008 20:19:23 -0600
>To: Language Learning and Technology International Information Forum
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>From: Olaf Bohlke <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Re: #8996 Digital video editing
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Hi,
One free program is Windows Movie Maker. Every XP machine with SP2
should have it, and so does Vista. My students are able to learn the
basic features in about 20 minutes, and even those students with
iMovie Mac knowledge have no problems editing their group videos for
their German class projects in the Windows world.
Free online tutorials are:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/moviemaker/create/default.mspx
and
http://www.papajohn.org/ Navigate through the menu on the left.
I hope this helps.
Olaf B.
Creighton U.
At 08:55 AM 11/10/2008, you wrote:
>--- Forwarded Message from "Breeyear, Susan" <[log in to unmask]> ---
>
>Hi,
>Do any of you have labs with Pinnacle Studio installed on the computers
>for video editing? We are running into a problem here as we think about
>future expansion of a pilot we're about to do in the spring. Our IT
>Helpdesk people want to be able to manage the lab with a Ghost console,
>but since Pinnacle apparently does not sell a site license, it requires
>reinstallation on each machine after any re-image process in order to
>verify license keys. That's fine for our small language lab, but if we
>scale the program to our other larger labs, it's not going to fit with
>IT's service policies and we're getting a lot of pushback.
>
>Why use Pinnacle at all? We've found that unless students are taking
>courses that actually teach Adobe Premiere--which we do supply in our
>multimedia labs--they have no simple way to edit videos and no training
>or support available to them. In a current environment that refuses to
>support Macs, iMovie is not the answer. Learning the ins and outs of
>Adobe Premiere is a project in itself. Our faculty want to move into
>the 'brave new world' of Web 2.0, but are being held back by IT
>policies.
>
>I'm wondering if any of you have found a way around this or a similar
>problem, and would really like to hear it if you have!
>
>Thanks,
>Sue Breeyear
>Asst. Director, Language Learning & Instructional Technology
>Saint Michaels College
>Colchester, VT
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