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-back go to [|How to Make a Book Trailer] ||  || Create your own wiki. Watch the [|how -to- videos]. ||
 * For indepth video creation tutorial
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Advanced Search

 * 640 by 480
 * labeled for reuse
 * save full size
 * copy the url

From school try [|google advance image] [|video] explanation of google search search. Searching [|Flickr Creative commons]i is the easiest way to search for reuable images. See the tutorial on the [|flickr creative commons video].

. ||  ||  turtlemom4bacon's photostream flickr.com/photos/ 9146943@N06/1914397629 || = [] = ||  || use Flickr advanced search and videos from flickr can also be searched, and saved [|read more] || =   = = [|incompetech.com] by Kevin Macleod = Can I use this music in a Student Film? Commercial Film? Stage Production? Flash Animation? Instructional DVD? Relaxation CD? Slideshow? Yes. Anything and everything - as long as I get a credit. The only thing you cannot do is sublicense or relicense.
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 * Music searchable by genre and feel. ** ||  || [[image:http://www.booktrailersforreaders.com/file/view/Blog_Header.png width="446" height="105"]]

[|Free Technology for Teachers] is written by **Richard Byrne** and read by a daily audience of 30,000 subscribers. Richard Byrne is a google cerified teacher who leads workshops for technology around the nation and offers many [|technology guides] and [|video creation resources.] **Don't Forget [|Audacity]for free sound mixing**. || =Upload your films= =to video sharing sites to get the embedded code.= =[]=
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For an indepth conversation of optomizing your video on video sharing sites read [|youtube's official recommendation]. ||  || =[]=


 * Convert your film to the format these sites like for good quality.**

I like MPEG- 4. 640×480 (Standard high quality video with 4:3) 1290 x 720 (HD – High Definition video usually 16:9 widescreen) = Embed a video to a wiki or webpage. = = Students want to see their work online. = video tutorial from Wikispaces on how to embed a video or almost anything else by using the widget tool [].
 * Video Format:** MP4/ MPEG/MOV/FLV
 * Video Codec:** H.264, MPEG-2 or MPEG-4
 * Audio Codec:** MP3 or AAC (stereo channel)
 * Video Resolution:**
 * Frame Rate:** 25 frames or better- I usually do 30 frames. ||
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 * find your video
 * get the embedded code
 * if offered chose old embed code [ works better with wikispace]
 * copy and paste into your wiki, blog or other website by using widget tool
 * voila it is on your site.
 * give credit to the film creator by name and with url

"It's A Book" by Lane Smith
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 * search on you tube
 * go to get the embed code
 * unselect "show related videos"
 * select old embed code
 * select size
 * now you have the code just the way you want.

Presentation at the Ebook Summit
Uploaded by [|ulotrichous] on Oct 16, 2010 The world of content is changing quickly; how do eBooks impact libraries? A tipping point is upon us, are libraries screwed? And if so, what can we do about it? Part 1 of a 2 Part youtubeification of Eli's talk at the Library Journal / School Library Journal eBook summit: Libraries at the Tipping Point, held September 29, 2010. Featuring the live audio from the sessions and the slides as Keynote intended!

[|Who is Eli Neilburger?] Library Journal 2011 Mover and Shaker ||  || -- = Embed Youtube videos without pop up videos. =

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Uploaded by [|MacmillanChildrens] on Aug 16, 2010 @http://us.macmillan.com/itsabook Watch as a book-loving ape and a tech-savvy donkey exchange words...from bestselling author Lane Smith comes this adorable nod to traditional books.

Another view of e books.
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