Collaborating with the campus community to explore questions of pedagogy, best practices, and technology integration.
Agenda 1. Creating New Project Open the workspace Format of the video Sequence 2. Importing Videos and Audios Organize Items Select part from Imported Video or Audios to the track 3. Basic Tools of Editing Track Select Forward Tool Unlink Razor Tool Key Frames Adding Title 4. Exporting Video format Please download the example files: Video 1 Video […]
Adobe Premiere Pro is a digital video editing software program part of the Adobe Creative Cloud Suite. It is available for both Mac and Windows. You can import clips from your SD Cards, clips saved to your desktop, or even import older video resources (such a DVDs). Once you’ve imported your video, you can trim […]
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If your classroom doesn’t have a white control box (also called a Pixie), it will require the use of a projector remote. This video explains how to work in those classrooms. The video applies to Mateer 203 and 305, Morgan 101 and 217, Scovel 116, Wishart 202 and Taylor 10, 200 and 308.
Currently the college offers SMART Boards in the following rooms on campus: Kauke 141 Morgan 222 Morgan 308 Scheide 203 Scheide 204 Taylor 210
Some classrooms include a special monitor that allows you to use a stylus to interact with the screen and to draw on it. Many professors find this allows them to make their presentations more dynamic and engaging. Here’s how to get started with the SMART podium presentation equipment.
This is the classroom located in the Scot Center on the floor with the coaches office.
In this video you will learn how to connect to network storage on Windows 7. Storing your files on the network makes them available from any computer, backs them up regularly and enables you to recover the files even if your computer is destroyed.
Storing your files on the network makes them available from any computer, backs them up regularly and enables you to recover the files even if your computer is destroyed.
If you want to connect your personal laptop to a projector in Kauke Hall, this video will help. Both Macs and PCs are compatible with these projectors.
