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=Creating Video Podcasts= (workshop) Karen Fasimpaur

Post-Session Follow-Up Info
[|Flip camera]

[|Flip Ultra video camera patch]

Info on file extensions (This is what I could find; hope it helps): This is an area many struggle with. I may try to put together something to help; watch my blog at www.k12handhelds.com/blog if you are interested and/or I'll post a link here when I get it done.
 * [|very basic explanation video] (a little silly)
 * [|pretty solid, but easy-to-understand, article]
 * [|list of file types, descriptions, and programs they are used with]

In short format workshops like this, I like to keep presentation to a minimum and let you do as much hands on as you like. Please use the links below and your handouts to explore and **FEEL FREE TO DEVIATE FROM OUR AGENDA AS YOU LIKE TO MAXIMIZE YOUR OWN LEARNING**. If you really like one topic (or need more time as we are moving on), feel free to work on what interests you. Step-by-step guides are included in the handouts.

Our agenda is:
 * to use Windows Movie Maker to create a video podcast
 * to post that podcast to a [|web page]

[|Podcast share page] * This is where you'll post your final work today.

Useful links
> [|Flickr images from MAHETC 2008] > [|Flickr images from MAHETC 2007]

Sites with Open-Licensed Audio Content
> [|ccMixter] (contemporary) > [|MusOpen] (classical) > [|Wikimedia Commons] > [|Spoken Wikipedia] > [|Internet Archive] > [|Open-licensed audio books]

Sites with Open-Licensed Photo and Video Content
> [|The Open Photo Project] > [|Flickr] > [|Morguefile] > [|Stock.XCHNG] > [|Wikimedia Commons]

Sample Movies
media type="custom" key="963827" media type="custom" key="963829" media type="custom" key="1022175" media type="custom" key="963879"