1. Using Digital Video in the Classroom Kevin O’Rourke Associate Production Coordinator Distance Learning and Video Production Center Kevin O’Rourke Associate Production Coordinator Distance Learning and Video Production Center

2. Using Digital Video in the Classroom Introductions Why Digital Video Types of Digital Video Introductions Why Digital Video Types of Digital Video

3. Using Digital Video in the Classroom Dales’s Cone of Experience Concreteness Words Diagrams Maps Flat Picture Slides Films Models Total Situations Words Diagrams Maps Flat Picture Slides Films Models Total Situations

4. Digital Video

5. Using Digital Video in the Classroom AVI audio/video interleave Next time you see a video clip on your PC, there's a good chance that it's an AVI file. AVI is the file format used by Video for Windows, one of three video technologies used on personal computers. (The others are MPEG and QuickTime.) In AVI, picture and sound elements are stored in alternate interleaved chunks in the file. AVI audio/video interleave Next time you see a video clip on your PC, there's a good chance that it's an AVI file. AVI is the file format used by Video for Windows, one of three video technologies used on personal computers. (The others are MPEG and QuickTime.) In AVI, picture and sound elements are stored in alternate interleaved chunks in the file.

6. Using Digital Video in the Classroom AVI audio/video interleave Next time you see a video clip on your PC, there's a good chance that it's an AVI file. AVI is the file format used by Video for Windows, one of three video technologies used on personal computers. (The others are MPEG and QuickTime.) In AVI, picture and sound elements are stored in alternate interleaved chunks in the file. AVI audio/video interleave Next time you see a video clip on your PC, there's a good chance that it's an AVI file. AVI is the file format used by Video for Windows, one of three video technologies used on personal computers. (The others are MPEG and QuickTime.) In AVI, picture and sound elements are stored in alternate interleaved chunks in the file.

7. Using Digital Video in the Classroom MOV See a file with the.mov extension, and you'll know one thing: you need QuickTime multimedia technology to run it. MOV files can be movie clips, such as Video for Windows' AVI files, or still images, such as GIFs. MOV See a file with the.mov extension, and you'll know one thing: you need QuickTime multimedia technology to run it. MOV files can be movie clips, such as Video for Windows' AVI files, or still images, such as GIFs.

8. Using Digital Video in the Classroom MPEG Moving Pictures Experts Group MPEG is a standard for compressing sound and movie files into an attractive format for downloading--or even streaming- -across the Internet. The MPEG-1 standard streams video and sound data at 150 kilobytes per second--the same rate as a single-speed CD-ROM drive--which it manages by taking key frames of video and filling only the areas that change between the frames. MPEG Moving Pictures Experts Group MPEG is a standard for compressing sound and movie files into an attractive format for downloading--or even streaming- -across the Internet. The MPEG-1 standard streams video and sound data at 150 kilobytes per second--the same rate as a single-speed CD-ROM drive--which it manages by taking key frames of video and filling only the areas that change between the frames.

9. Plug-ins

10. Using Digital Video in the Classroom http://www.realplayer.com Windows Media Player 7

11. Using Digital Video in the Classroom QuickTime

12. Using Digital Video in the Classroom http://www.realplayer.com Streaming Video rtsp://158.121.110.2/test/smil/test.smil