Is there anyone out there who uses Blackboard (Higher Ed software) and attaches/imports video and audio ?
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The only difference between the dial up student and the broadband student is *how long* they will have to wait before they see the audio/video. Since (on average) broadband is 50 times faster then dial up, the dial-up student will have to wait 50 times as long before then can see the audio/video portions of blackboard.\n\nI suggest you giving the dial up student a copy of the content on CD, or have them find a faster internet connection.
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If you have the files then you can go to http://www.videohelp.com/ to find tools youy can use.\n\nIf you don't have the files then you need a computer capable of capturing images or a device that capable of interfacing directly with your computer.
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Ulead Media Studio is a great package. It's quick and easy to learn and will let you do virtually anything with digital video. The next step up of course is Premiere Pro from Adobe. Ulead MS is cheapest though. There's a free trial available on their website if you're interested.
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Yeah. Sound Forge and Adobe Premier can do the job perfectly. But I don't think it comes free but it's has a free trial. I'll check the site and update my answer
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I use Ulead Video Studio it is pretty user friendly so It is easy to use.  It comes with some effects and is fairly cheap. It even comes with catchy music to add to your movies.
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...nice. that could be fun!\nIt depends on which operating system you (and the other computer) is running. In linux and Windows (maybe Mac?), IF the client computer is running some sort of VNC host in the background(the computers @ my school do), you might be able to log into the client using the VNC and open a sound file, or execute a script to open a sound. You would need to put the VNC client/controller software on a thumb-drive or CD. Questions or comments? E-mail cdax16@yahoo.com
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Lady!\nThere are thousands of audio and video editors available on net, market u can do it with the help of those.\n1. VCD Cutter.\n2. VCD Clipper.\n3. DVD Editor.
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try www.videohelp.com see the how to section.
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YES!  There is some great free software out there for this.  \nSee the link below.
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Microsoft Clip Art maybe?  I use it for just about everything I make for my classroom.  Or, maybe clip art books that you can buy at a teacher supply store.
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http://www.afterdawn.com is the site for everything digital audio/video.\n\nOff hand I don't believe anything but Quicktime Pro will do it.
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VirtualDub should do the job (and its free)
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Our professor recommended CamStudio for our thesis presentation back in college.\n\nhttp://www.camstudio.org/\n\nIt's freeware, and it's user-friendly.
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u mean like courseware? try p2p
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you might not have those softwares other had mentioned. try using some free resources in the net, some of them are cool. discover it by yourself. ask mr. yahoo or mr.google about video editors.
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VideoHelp is a great place to start\nhttp://www.videohelp.com/edit
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I know of a service -  www.ClickForLessons.com - it has worked GREAT for me, and they only charge when they actually send you a student... none of this paying for what I might get!  Its really almost like a proffesional myspace geared twoards teachers in of dance and music and acting and some other stuff I think... anyway give it a try