for a fraction of the cost - particularly at academic pricing. It's a
steeper learning curve than MovieMaker or iMovie, but is much more powerful.
I've also used Microsoft PhotoStory to allow students to combine audio with
still pictures. I don't know if this is an option for you, but there is a
wide array of free and commercial video format conversion options such as
Zamzar.com.
Mark Whipple
Computer Science Teacher
Instructional Technology Specialist
Prospect Hill Academy
Cambridge, MA
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 3:35 PM, Brian Meeks
<meeks.brian@paideiaschool.org>wrote:
> Is anyone using an alternative to windows Movie Maker. I have ran into a
> problem with .MOD files from a harddrive camera.
>
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