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Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Printing in the Library
With the advent of the Xerox Qubes across campus, it is essential that you have your id card in order to print. There are 3 printers located within the library from which you can release jobs. Two are located up front, close to the reference desk, and one is located towards the back of the library, before the rear computers.
Unsure of the process? Take 2 minutes to review this video to understand what needs to happen.
Unsure of the process? Take 2 minutes to review this video to understand what needs to happen.
Monday, March 29, 2010
Adding YouTube videos to Powerpoint presentations
Adding images from the Web to a Powerpoint presentation is as easy as cut 'n' paste. Incorporating video is different story. The best way to add media is to use the "Movie" option on Powerpoint's Insert menu, but you need to have downloaded the video in a movie file format like .wmd or .avi for it to work right.
That's not an option if you want to use a YouTube video. Of course, you can always put a link to the YouTube URL on a slide. It means extra loading time, though, as your computer brings up the browser and the playback can look awfully messy. Here's a better way.
Download the Powerpoint add-in, "YouTube Video Wizard". Install the add-in and a new tab under "Insert" called "YouTube Video"will appear on Powerpoint. Click on it, and a series of screens will take you through the process of inserting a YouTube Video into your presentation. Interested? the add-in is available to download at YouTube Video Wizard
That's not an option if you want to use a YouTube video. Of course, you can always put a link to the YouTube URL on a slide. It means extra loading time, though, as your computer brings up the browser and the playback can look awfully messy. Here's a better way.
Download the Powerpoint add-in, "YouTube Video Wizard". Install the add-in and a new tab under "Insert" called "YouTube Video"will appear on Powerpoint. Click on it, and a series of screens will take you through the process of inserting a YouTube Video into your presentation. Interested? the add-in is available to download at YouTube Video Wizard
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