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The following are links to educational videos I use for professional development workshops and presentations with teachers, students and parents. If you know of other videos that should be included in this list, please add a link as a comment to this page. Some of these videos are hosted on YouTube, TeacherTube, or other sites as embedded Flash media – Tips for downloading offline copies of Flash videos are also available . Also be sure to check out Alex Couros’ post, “ 90+ Videos for Tech. & Media Literacy .” If you’re interested in inviting me to present for your organization, please use the contact form on my “Speaking” page . Schools Need to Change:
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How to Encode Video Video
In fact that there are so many ways to capture and share videos in the world today, means that there are now so many different and confusing ways to encode them and convert them just so they can be viewed by others or even ourselves. So in this video, I’m going to show you what you need to know about converting and encoding videos. The first thing I’m going to cover are all the different types of video containers. Video containers are like a box that contains everything the video needs to play, such as video data, audio tracks, DVD chapters, subtitles, and things like that.
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All videos of the type "Educational" spotlight What is the smart grid(s) A brief discussion by Stephen Connors, director of the Analysis Group for Regional Energy Alternatives (AGREA). Small is Mighty: the Square-Cube Law
Gavin Brockis on Monday 14 February 2011 Experiments with YouTube Machine Transcription and Camtasia Speech-to-Text tools. This screencast shows the Machine Transcription generated from a screencast which I recorded with Camtasia and uploaded to YouTube. While uploading the pre-prepared caption track, I noticed that Youtube had also automatically (and quite quickly) analysed the voice-over and generated its own caption track, using its built-in Speech-to-Text algorithm, so I made a quick recording of the results, as this is a feature I hadn't noticed before: Screencast URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?
