1. 2009-2010 Distance Education Faculty Technology Workshop Ben Holmes Educational Technologist, Purdue University September 21, 2012 Applying the Technology: Now it’s Your Turn! Technology Required to Capture and Deliver Digital Videos

2. Source: http://www.synthgear.com/2010/audio-gear/record-grooves-electron-microscope

3. Source: http://www.grumo.fr/decouverte/le-monde-vu-au-travers-dun- microscope

4. Analog vs Digital Audio as an example (video is more complex, same concept)

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6. Codecs and compression.mov.mp4.wmv.avi.divx.m4v ……..

7. Capturing Analog Video

8. Capturing Digital Video Firewire or USB

9. Ripping from DVD

10. http://format-factory.en.softonic.com/

12. Capturing from the web Some sites provide downloadable video: – http://archive.org/details/movies Screen capture option Download services (such as YouTube Downloader)

13. Editing Trimming/Clipping Audio Levels Color/Brightness Windows Movie Maker iMovie

14. Compress/Encode Default settings in Windows Movie Maker, iMovie Other programs also have useful settings 

15. Delivery – Test, test, test! Powerpoint Flash Drive DVD-R Blackboard Learn (Kaltura) ITaP’s Streaming Media Server