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**EVO Video 07: Student Video Production LINKS page.**
(Participants please add to this list) //**Be sure to see [|EVOVideo] for more resources and student work.**//

18. Sergio Mazarelli's student work following on the EVOvideo07 session in 2007: [|http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=orandazaka>http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=orandazaka]

17. Adobe Premiere Tutorials: http://www.howstuffworks.com/video-editing4.htm http://www.wrigleyvideo.com/videotutorial/index.htm

16. Camtasia Studio: Easily record your screen, PowerPoint, multiple audio tracks, and webcam video to create compelling training videos, screencasts, and presentations without ever leaving your desk. Free trial download (30 days): http://www.techsmith.com/download/camtasiatrial.asp

15. A free screen capturing program: Camstudio. You can also add audio and annotations using the same program. It allows you to export it as AVI or SWF. [|www.camstudio.org]

14. Movie Maker add ons 3: "Photo Story 3 complements Movie Maker by letting you pan and zoom using all the pixels in your high resolution still pictures... it's not included in XP or Vista, but is a free download from Microsoft." http://www.microsoft.com/genuine/offers/

13. Movie Maker add ons 2: For an online tutorial go to WindowsPhotoStory. com: http://www.windowsphotostory.com/

12. Movie Maker add ons 1: There's also a low-cost third-party product: "PanZoom Maker 1.1 ($14.00) E2: 99 Pan/Zoom Effects - Now available! An exclusive new utility for Movie Maker users to create CUSTOM pan/zoom effects EASILY and VISUALLY! There's no need to edit XML code or other text, or puzzle over coordinates. You size and drag the frame where you want the pan/zoom effect to start and end -- while viewing YOUR clip to aid the positioning! " [|http://www.pixelan. com/mm/pzmaker. htm]

11. Audio_Site_Links http://evovideo07.wikispaces.com/audio_site_links

10. Create a Rubric: the site allows you add and delete what you want to assess.. it becomes an adaptation. http://www.rubrics4teachers.com/

9. Copyright_Links http://evovideo07.wikispaces.com/copyright_links

8. The Witness training videos are ideal since human rights issues are in our content-based curriculum. My students voluntarily blogged about the video on filming techniques. [|http://www.witness. org/index. php?option= com_content& task=blogcategor y&id=76&Itemid= 216]

7. 1. A short tongue-in-cheek French Maid TV (viral marketing) tutorial on how to make a video podcast, that seems to be most suitable for Mac OS X or Windows users with Firewire videocamera willing to pay for QuickTime Pro software: [|http://www.frenchma idtv.com/ pages/episodes_ 2.htm]

6. A software program for recording and distributing illustrated lectures as podcasts: Profcast:[|http://www.profcast .com/] example: [|http://web.mac. com/profcast/ iWeb/ProfCast/ Podcast/93DB8610 -79FC-49EB- 8954-127A93309E4 A.html]

5. Links to flash videos(flash activism) and ads and prepared exercises to accompany them. http://members.tripod.com/the_english_dept/logo/index.html See Naomi Klein video, Apple Adventure and The Meatrix and Store Wars

4. A page on digital film making with some lesson plans http://filmschoolonline.com/sample_lessons/sample_lessons.htm

3. Lesson plans and activities based on a series of travel-documentry videos produced by Nicolas Gromik.
 * http://eflresources.wikispaces.com

2. Good resource on video publishing online:
 * http://www.masternewmedia.org/news/2006/11/25/video_publishing_online_where_to.htm

1. Links to articles/study results concerning the pro, cons and uses of video in teaching:
 * Online article: "[|Video Online"] by Elizabeth Hanson-Smith and Mike Marzio.