Showing posts with label Flash. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flash. Show all posts

Sunday, September 5, 2010

30 in 48 Days!


Greetings,

Hopefully you are having a great Labor Day today. This week I will be sharing with you the exciting trainings I have been involved in over the summer. Yes, it is true that I had the opportunity to take over $11,000 of advanced technology training classes and received 25 software books with lessons, exercises and online files.

Our technology department was so kind and gracious to purchase Summer PassPort Passes from New Horizons Computer Learning Center for a few of our Computer Lab Teachers. New Horizons is a technology learning center where you can take classes for a nominal fee. I participated in almost 30 advance technology classes. Some of the classes included Adobe CS4 software like Photoshop (web and print), Illustrator, Flash, Dreamweaver and Acrobat. Other classes included, Web Design with XHTML, HTML, CSS and SharePoint Designer 2007.

I can not forget the MS Office 2007 classes I took, which includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Publisher and Visual Basics Application (VBA) Programming. VBA is a class where you learn how to create macros or type code in MS Office programs. Out of all these classes I participated in, I had the chance to take Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced classes. Most of the classes were anywhere from 7 hours to 14 hour classes and daily classes would be from 8AM - 4PM, Mon. - Fri.

I knew a lot of the MS Office software programs, but this gave me a chance to brush up and review key concepts, tasks and ideas. I did not realize the value of these classes. If you were to take these classes on average it would cost you around $300 and if you were to take the Adobe classes it could run you nearly $700. What an investment! If I had to add the total instructional hours it would total over 200 hours!

I am sharing this information with you not to impress you, but to impress upon you to really achieve, and reach your goals and to continue to learn in whatever field you are in. I now have build up my technology library and created a reference library. These are invaluable resources and references that will assist me to create additional tasks and exercises for all my teachers and students.

I also met some great instructors and students at New Horizons. I hope to continue my education and attend New Horizons next year to take MS Office 2010 classes and Adobe CS5 classes. For additional resources for your training needs, please visit http://www.newhorizons.com/ or you can get a subscription for online learning video classes at www.atomiclearning.com Hope to see you next week. Have a great week!
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Sunday, May 23, 2010

How to Download Videos From YouTube

Greetings,

Hopefully you had a great weekend. Today I will be telling you how to download videos from YouTube. That's right! Have you ever been to a presentation or a conference where they showed a great video to get their point across? Well, here is one way to do it. First of all, you need to download a free media player that recognizes videos playing online. Here it is: http://www.realplayer.com/ Below you will find a picture of what the web site looks like:



When you download the Real Player make sure you save it to your desktop and double click on it and it will begin to install and you will follow the prompts. Once the application is downloaded you can delete the set up files from your desktop.

Now, look closely at the white arrow pointing to the grey rectangle box that says Download This Video When you see this feature click on it, and it will download the video so you can play it on your real player. When you go to YouTube you will see this grey box appear on the top right side. All you have to do is just click on it. Once it is downloaded, you will need to locate it in your Real Player Video Folder on your computer. It's that easy. Now I personally use Windows Media Player to play all my videos, unless it is in a flash format. Then I look for a free flash application to play the video. Once you have downloaded it, you can use the format factory


to convert it into a Windows Media Video ,or an AVI or any different format you want. When you save it, make sure you save it to your desktop, then just double click on the set up files and it will install on your computer. You can delete the set up files once the program is installed on your computer.
Now, you want to find a FLV player and all you have to do is google "free flv player" or you can go here to get one: www.applian.com/flvplayer/ Once again you want to save it to your desktop and double click on it to load the program on your computer. After the program is installed you can always delete the set up files.


Hope this helps you out. Next week I will be sharing free children's web resources to keep your son, or daughter busy learning and growing over the summer. See you next week.
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Thursday, February 15, 2007

How to add a video to my blog?

Add a video you like to your blog from either Youtube or Google Video.

From Youtube:


YoutubeIn the upper right hand of the page, next to the video is a box with a link and an embed code.

To embed this video right onto your blog copy the code (Ctrl+C) in this embed box.

From Google Video:


Google VideoOn the right side of the video is a link that says "Email - Blog - Post to MySpace". Click on this link.

When you click that link some more links show up. Click on the one that says "Embed HTML".

If you want to embed this video right onto your blog, copy the code (Ctrl+C) in the embed box.




Into your Blogger Dashboard:


Blogger dashboardPaste the code (Ctrl+V) you saved earlier right into the text area.
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Thursday, October 27, 2005

The smallest mp3 player

Your mp3 links (<a href="my_file.mp3">Link</a>) will automatically turned into a very small player.

Luka
Children


Copy the code below and place it in anywhere in your HTML:

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://googlepage.googlepages.com/player.js"></script>

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Monday, September 5, 2005

Embed a Flash Slideshow from Flickr




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