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Tricks of the Trade

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Teaching Tips

To learn the tricks of the trade, this document offers some easy to follow, step-by-step instructions for both Macintosh and PCs on how to capture, transfer and resize your own images from video.

Capture: It is relatively easy to capture your own still image of any part of a video segment.

Technique: Captured images can be copied and resized, to use any way you want.

Transfer: Using PowerPoint (Pictures and Text), your students can use the captured images to make their own presentations.