Video

Video can be digitized and prepared for cross-platform use in presentations, the web, CD-ROMs, and DVDs.

Digital video requires powerful equipment to produce and to play back efficiently. Digital video involves a high investment in preparation time, ample storage space, and can result in relatively poor quality of image and sound, along with problems of delivery over the web (viewers must download plug-ins, have high-speed access, etc.). Consequently, other methods of conveying course-related information may be more efficient and effective. The staff of TLTC encourages instructors to consult with them before beginning a digital video project.

Video for Instructional Use - read this before starting a digital video project
Digital Video Decoded - an excellent overview of capturing, editing, compressing, and delivering digital video; produced by the University of Georgia Office of Instructional Support & Development.
Video - from the Web Style Guide
Make Internet TV - ". . .step-by-step instructions for shooting, editing, and publishing online videos that can be watched and subscribed to by millions of people."
Streaming Video- resources for streaming at IU
Video Compression Comparison - one clip in Sorensen and Cinepak
Video Clips in Powerpoint - issues to consider when planning to use video clips in Powerpoint presentations