1. EDITING AND ENHANCING VIDEO IN YOUTUBE Editing, Image Stabilization and Correction, Hotspots and Highlight Annotations, Captions and Transcripts

2. Toolbar and Categories Info and Settings (sometimes Edit Info) Enhancements Annotations Captions (sometimes at pulldown to the right)

3. Info and Settings New “Edit Info” not as useful as old “Info and Settings” Trick YouTube into showing old toolbar by clicking Captions Title, Description Tags are important Spend some time writing down descriptive, accurate and specific tags People will search for your video via tags Choose an accurate, compelling thumbnail In general keep settings as open as is reasonable Choose Public in privacy settings Allow comments (you can add approval if you are worried about trolls) CAN’T use Creative Commons reuse license for CSU materials

4. Enhancements All the good stuff is in Quick Fixes Trim Use brackets to set start and end points Whole video is saved, so you can change these later Stabilize To get rid of camera shake Basic color/light correction tools at right More tools in Effects tab Audio tab lets you put a free music track behind it

5. Annotations Add titles, notes, labels, spotlights Most of these tools allow you to create a hotspot for another video or video channel Check the Link checkbox Cut-and-paste in the URL of the video

6. Captions Two methods Auto transcript Make sure you check it! Download, re-edit, and upload if there are mistakes Manual upload of transcript Caption file (.sbv file) Includes time codes >> indicates new speaker [music] indicates something aural happening Transcript file (PDf works well) WAY easier YouTube is good at matching words to audio 0:00:03.490,0:00:07.430 >> FISHER: All right. So, let's begin. This session is: Going Social 0:00:07.430,0:00:11.600 with the YouTube APIs. I am Jeff Fisher, 0:00:11.600,0:00:14.009 and this is Johann Hartmann, we're presenting today. 0:00:14.009,0:00:15.889 [pause]