EDLD+5363,+Podcast+Tutorial+for+Windows+Movie+Maker

This video podcast tutorial demonstates the basic video editing features in Windows Movie Maker. Title: //** A Video Make-Over in Windows Movie Maker **// ** ﻿ **

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 * My video tutorial is hosted on the following sites:**
 * YouTube.com: [] || [[image:youtube_logo_jpg_scaled500.jpg width="83" height="41" link="@http://www.youtube.com/"]] ||
 * TeacherTube.com: [] || [[image:teachertube-logo.jpg width="88" height="41" link="@http://www.teachertube.com/"]] ||
 * The following software applications were used in the making of this video:**
 * The opening, closing, and three demonstration segments--as well as the narration--were recorded with Camtasia 7 screen capture software. || [[image:Camtasia_Studio_7_box_350.jpg width="59" height="68" link="@http://www.techsmith.com/camtasia.asp?gclid=CIG_2OLRraQCFcm77QodVhv1cA"]] ||
 * The opening and closing slides were created in Microsoft Office Power Point 2007. || [[image:powerpoint-logo.jpg width="67" height="52" link="@http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/training/CR010065457.aspx"]] ||
 * Each segment was exported from Camtasia as an .AVI file and then assembled and edited (adding transitions, effects, and music) in Windows Movie Maker 2.6. The final video is rendered as a .WMV file, for compactness. || [[image:WMM.jpg width="56" height="53" link="@http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=d6ba5972-328e-4df7-8f9d-068fc0f80cfc&displaylang=en"]] ||

Read my evaluation of Windows Movie Maker and other free video editing software on my blog: [] *