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Flickr's Creative Commons Pool. (Flickr is the world's largest photo-sharing website; some of the photos are licensed under Creative Commons licenses and can be re-used depending on the terms of that license; not all are legally reusuable, so make sure you check the licenses if you find Flickr images in a different way that coming in through the CC Pool page.)
TwoThree very easy to use tools for find images and photos under particular Creative Commons licenses are: PictureSandbox and FlickrCC. FlickrCC, CompFight and PictureSandbox. Also, if you're after just the high-quality CC-licensed photos on Flickr, then Behold is the tool for you (this is especially useful if you're preparing print-quality work).
OpenPhoto - Stock images, all of which are legally reusable.
For a fantastic list of free stock photos, see Laura Milligan's '100 (Legal) Sources for Free Stock Images'.
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How to Export Your Video For Blip.tv: http://blip.tv/learning/export/


How to export your video for YouTube: http://help.youtube.com/support/youtube/bin/topic.py?topic=10524


 


Tips on Creating Your Videos:


The YouTube ToolBox


Videomaker Tips & Tricks


 


]]> Fri, 13 Jun 2008 21:15:27 +0000 add Sources of Legally Reusable Media http://tamaleaver.pbwiki.com/Sources+of+Legally+Reusable+Media no.email.given@example.com (Anonymous) Anonymous edited Sources of Legally Reusable Media Sound Effects
The FreeSound Project - Great range of samples, all licensed under a Creative Commons Sampling license.
SoundSnap.com - A bunch of completely free (public domain) sound effects and samples arranged by topic.
Music and Songs
Open Music Search - A customised Google search which hunts through most sources of open music and sounds.
]]> Sat, 24 May 2008 12:47:38 +0000 mod Sources of Legally Reusable Media http://tamaleaver.pbwiki.com/Sources+of+Legally+Reusable+Media no.email.given@example.com (Anonymous) Anonymous edited Sources of Legally Reusable Media This will vary for practically every movie in the archive. We are endevouring to make it easy to understand what you can do with these movies, but this is a work-in-progress. Many of the movies and collections are licensed with Creative Commons Licenses. If the movie has a CC License, it will be noted on the movie's detail page. Click on this link to find out exactly what the permissions are for that particular film. Some films may have the contact information listed for the filmmaker. If the information is provided, feel free to contact the filmaker or organization the film comes from. If there's no license, you should assume that the only thing you're allowed to do with it is watch it."
How-to Guides
image manipulation. manipulation. For video production, Blip TV's Learning Centre is also pretty good.
How to License and Mark Your Material
Beyond sim]]> Sun, 16 Mar 2008 18:51:55 +0000 mod Sources of Legally Reusable Media http://tamaleaver.pbwiki.com/Sources+of+Legally+Reusable+Media no.email.given@example.com (Anonymous) Anonymous edited Sources of Legally Reusable Media (Also, for all sorts of audio, see the main Creative Commons Audio page for new and exciting sounds and music.)
Images
on teh the terms of that license; not all are legally reusuable, so make sure you check the licenses if you find Flickr images in a different way that coming in through the CC Pool page.) page.)
Two very easy to use tools for find images and photos under particular Creative Commons licenses are: PictureSandbox and FlickrCC. Also, if you're after just the high-quality CC-licensed photos on Flickr, then Behold is the tool for you Sun, 16 Mar 2008 17:16:38 +0000 mod Sources of Legally Reusable Media http://tamaleaver.pbwiki.com/Sources+of+Legally+Reusable+Media no.email.given@example.com (Anonymous) Anonymous edited Sources of Legally Reusable Media OurMedia Video: OurMedia is a community-driven website with many, many different types of media which are, for the most part, Creative Commons licensed. The video section is great, but there are also audio
Lum Skop: Motion graphics and animation available under Creative Commons lincensing, including High Definition (1920x1080) formats.
Public Domain Torrents: Bittorrent files of feature-length films which are now in the public domain. (Obviously these are large files and you need a bittorrent client to download them).
EMOL Free Movie List: Also public domain films and television, considerable cross-over with other sites, but with direct-downloads rather than bittorrent files. Also, can be viewed by genre.
US National Archives Video (hosted by Google): Historical footage, US-government made advertising and (the best bit) archive footage from NASA.
Blip.TV: blip.tv allows users to explicitly license their content (unlike, for example, YouTube). As such, many clips are legally reusuable]]> Sun, 16 Mar 2008 15:43:41 +0000 mod Sources of Legally Reusable Media http://tamaleaver.pbwiki.com/Sources+of+Legally+Reusable+Media no.email.given@example.com (Anonymous) Anonymous edited Sources of Legally Reusable Media Lum Skop: Motion graphics and animation available under Creative Commons lincensing, including High Definition (1920x1080) formats.
Blip.TV: blip.tv allows users to explicitly license their content (unlike, for example, YouTube). As such, many clips are legally reusuable depending on the license on each individual clip.
archives has have a mix of public domain, Creative Commons (and other copyleft) and material under traditional copyright. You MUST check the licensing on every video clip you use, and keep 100% accurate records of the source and copyright status of each clip. Your best advice is to keep in mind this tip from the Internet Archive:
"Who owns the rights to these movies?
This will vary for practically every movie in the archive. We are endevouring to make it easy to understand what you can do with these movies, but this is a work-in-progress. Many of the movies and collections are licensed with Creative Commons Licenses. If the movie has a CC License, it wil]]> Sun, 16 Mar 2008 14:26:08 +0000 mod Sources of Legally Reusable Media http://tamaleaver.pbwiki.com/Sources+of+Legally+Reusable+Media no.email.given@example.com (Anonymous) Anonymous edited Sources of Legally Reusable Media The Internet Archive's Moving Image Section: This is the main directory for all of the open-access video stored in the Internet Archive.
OurMedia Video: OurMedia is a community-driven website with many, many different types of media which are, for the most part, Creative Commons licensed. The video section is great, but there are also audio
Lum Skop: Motion graphics and animation available under Creative Commons lincensing, including High Definition (1920x1080) formats.
Blip.TV: blip.tv allows users to explicitly license their content (unlike, for example, YouTube). As such, many clips are legally reusuable depending on the license on each individual clip.
Please note, all of the video archives has a mix of public domain, Creative Commons (and other copyleft) and material under traditional copyright. You MUST check the licensing on every video clip you use, and keep 100% accurate records of the source and copyright status of each clip. Your best advice is to keep in mind this tip from t]]> Sun, 16 Mar 2008 14:25:20 +0000 mod Sources of Legally Reusable Media http://tamaleaver.pbwiki.com/Sources+of+Legally+Reusable+Media no.email.given@example.com (Anonymous) Anonymous edited Sources of Legally Reusable Media Creative Commons Search
Creative Commons Search Function - With one click lets you search Google, Yahoo, Flickr, Blip.tv and more for CC licensed material (uses tabs to let you explore).
Sound Effects
The FreeSound Project - Great range of samples, all licensed under a Creative Commons Sampling license.
This will vary for practically every movie in the archive. We are endevouring to make it easy to understand what you can do with these movies, but this is a work-in-progress. Many of the movies and collections are licensed with Creative Commons Licenses. If the movie has a CC License, it will be noted on the movie's detail page. Click on this link to find out exactly what the permissions are for that particular film. Some films may have the contact information listed for the filmmaker. If the information is provided, feel free to contact the filmaker or organization the film comes from. If there's no license, you should assume that the only thing you're allowed to do with it is watch it.]]> Mon, 25 Feb 2008 09:52:44 +0000 mod Sources of Legally Reusable Media http://tamaleaver.pbwiki.com/Sources+of+Legally+Reusable+Media no.email.given@example.com (Anonymous) Anonymous edited Sources of Legally Reusable Media Two very easy to use tools for find images and photos under particular Creative Commons licenses are: PictureSandbox and FlickrCC. Also, if you're after just the high-quality CC-licensed photos on Flickr, then Behold is the tool for you (this is especially useful if you're preparing print-quality work).
Video
The Internet Archive's Moving Image Section: This is the main directory for all of the open-access video stored in the Internet Archive.
OurMedia Video: OurMedia is a community-driven website with many, many different types of media which are, for the most part, Creative Commons licensed. The video section is great, but there are also audio
Blip.TV: blip.tv allows users to explicitly license their content (unlike, for example, YouTube). As such, many clips are legally reusuable depending on the license on each individual clip.
Please note, all of the video archives has a mix of public domain, Creative Commons (and other copyleft) and material under traditional copyright. Yo]]> Mon, 11 Feb 2008 13:11:52 +0000 mod Sources of Legally Reusable Media http://tamaleaver.pbwiki.com/Sources+of+Legally+Reusable+Media email.hidden@example.com (Tama Leaver) Tama Leaver edited Sources of Legally Reusable Media]]> Fri, 14 Dec 2007 08:44:50 +0000 mod Sources of Legally Reusable Media http://tamaleaver.pbwiki.com/Sources+of+Legally+Reusable+Media email.hidden@example.com (Tama Leaver) Tama Leaver edited Sources of Legally Reusable Media]]> Fri, 14 Dec 2007 08:42:35 +0000 mod Sources of Legally Reusable Media http://tamaleaver.pbwiki.com/Sources+of+Legally+Reusable+Media email.hidden@example.com (Tama Leaver) Tama Leaver edited Sources of Legally Reusable Media The FreeSound Project - Great range of samples, all licensed under a Creative Commons Sampling license.
Music and Songs
Open Music Search - A customised Google search which hunts through most sources of open music and sounds.
PodSafe Audio - Songs, by genre or artist, licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 2.0 license.
OpSound - Songs, scores and samples under different Creative Commons licenses.
]]> Fri, 14 Dec 2007 08:41:59 +0000 mod Podcasting and iPod Use in Higher Education: A Bibliography http://tamaleaver.pbwiki.com/Podcasting+and+iPod+Use++in+Higher+Education%3A+A+Bibliography email.hidden@example.com (Tama Leaver) Tama Leaver edited Podcasting and iPod Use in Higher Education: A Bibliography CamStudio - This is a free screencapture tool, which allows you to record the activity on a computer screen as a video file which can then be converted to an iPod-sized video. (There is also a larger commercial package called Camtasia for a recording and editing experience with more features. (For the latest updates on CamStudio, see the CamStudio Blog.)
Super © - A simple programme which can convert between almost any video file formats. For example, if you've created a video as windows media file (.wmv, for example) or in flash (.swf) and you want this video to play on a video iPod, with two clicks of Super you can convert from one format to another. (Only runs on Windows PCs).
Examples of Podcasts That Could be Created by Students
Museum and Gallery Tours -
Pod Plays - For example, see 'The Rich and the Rural' which mixes a 1930s RKO-style radioplay with a soapie format.
Alternative Critical Commentaries for TV and Movies on DVD - For example, see 'The Simpsons iGeneration Podcast' whi]]> Sun, 28 Oct 2007 11:42:45 +0000 mod Podcasting and iPod Use in Higher Education: A Bibliography http://tamaleaver.pbwiki.com/Podcasting+and+iPod+Use++in+Higher+Education%3A+A+Bibliography email.hidden@example.com (Tama) Tama edited Podcasting and iPod Use in Higher Education: A Bibliography Mark Frydenberg's presentation at Harvard's Berkman Center http://mirror21.video.blip.tv/VideoBerkman-PodcastingAndNewMediaInEducationPartI890.mp4
Articles
Berger, E. 2007. Podcasting in engineering education: A preliminary study of content, student attitudes, and impact. Innovate 4 (1). http://www.innovateonline.info/index.php?view=article&id=426 (accessed October 1, 2007).
Brabazon, Tara. "Socrates in Earpods" The iPodification of Education." Fast Capitlaism, 2, 1, 2006, http://www.uta.edu/huma/agger/fastcapitalism/2_1/brabazon.htm (Quite a harsh review of recorded lecture technologies, but does ask important questions about how we use recorded lectures and what else we might we might do with podcasting in academic courses.)
Brittain, Sarah, Pietrek Glowacki, Jared Van Ittersum, and Lynn Johnson, ‘Podcasting Lectures’, Educause Quarterly, 29, 3 (2006): 23-31, http://www.educause.edu/apps/eq/eqm06/eqm0634.asp
]]> Mon, 01 Oct 2007 15:12:39 +0000 mod Sources of Legally Reusable Media http://tamaleaver.pbwiki.com/Sources+of+Legally+Reusable+Media email.hidden@example.com (Tama) Tama edited Sources of Legally Reusable Media Flickr's Creative Commons Pool. (Flickr is the world's largest photo-sharing website; some of the photos are licensed under Creative Commons licenses and can be re-used depending on teh terms of that license; not all are legally reusuable, so make sure you check the licenses if you find Flickr images in a different way that coming in through the CC Pool page.)
OpenPhoto - Stock images, all of which are legally reusable.
For a fantastic list of free stock photos, see Laura Milligan's '100 (Legal) Sources for Free Stock Images'.
Two very easy to use tools for find images and photos under particular Creative Commons licenses are: PictureSandbox and FlickrCC. Also, if you're after just the high-quality CC-licensed photos on Flickr, then Behold is the tool for you (this is especially useful if you're preparing print-quality work).
Video
]]> Wed, 26 Sep 2007 16:35:28 +0000 mod Podcasting and iPod Use in Higher Education: A Bibliography http://tamaleaver.pbwiki.com/Podcasting+and+iPod+Use++in+Higher+Education%3A+A+Bibliography email.hidden@example.com (Tama) Tama edited Podcasting and iPod Use in Higher Education: A Bibliography Tama Leaver, 'iPodium: Student Podcasting and Participatory Pedagogies', Association of Internet Researchers Conference, October 2006, http://tama.edublogs.org/2006/10/02/ipodium-student-podcasting-and-participatory-pedagogies/.
Tama Leaver, 'iTeach, iLearn: Student Podcasting (The Presentation)' 2006 Teaching and Learning Forum, February 2006, http://tama.edublogs.org/2006/02/03/iteach-ilearn-student-podcasting-the-presentation/.
Mark Frydenburg's Frydenberg's presentation at Harvard's Berkman Center http://mirror21.video.blip.tv/VideoBerkman-PodcastingAndNewMediaInEducationPartI890.mp4
Articles
Brabazon, Tara. "Socrates in Earpods" The iPodification of Education." Fast Capitlaism, 2, 1, 2006, http://www.uta.edu/huma/agger/fastcapitalism/2_1/brabazon.htm (Quite a harsh review of recorded lecture technologies, but does ask important questions about how we use recorded lectures and what else we might we might do with podcasting in academic courses.)
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