[vet-mm] stock photos and video

[Tinkler, Jacquie J]

DE&T are already doing this in a fashion:

http://www.thelearningfederation.edu.au/tlf2/showMe.asp?nodeID=715

They are producing a series of curriculum related digital resources for
teachers to use, so although probably more relevant for particular
subject areas as opposed to Multimedia use, they may be of interest.
They include pictures, maps, videos, etc

Security is the pain when it comes to accessing images and videos at
school - http://pics4learning.com/ is a "safe" one that was recommended
to me (but I haven't checked it out yet...)

I do collect the CDs of stock images from computer graphics magazines
and offer these to students as times, although having said that I might
go and read the fine print about sharing their use!!! And of course
flickr.com is very cool but not available on the school network! :(

Anyway, hope this helps...

Jacquie Tinkler
eLearning Coordinator
Wangaratta High School
Phillipson Street
Wangaratta VIC
03 5723 0500

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[mailto:vet-mm-bounces at edulists.com.au] On Behalf Of Michael Abulencia
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Subject: [vet-mm] stock photos and video

Just on this matter.

Should we propose a project (funded by DET of course) to establish an
online repository of stock images and video for use in classrooms.
Correct me if there is already a system or a resource available but it
is not being communicated or shared to schools.

Any comments?

Best regards,


Michael

Michael Abulencia

Web Support Officer
Program and Course Enhancement Group (SET)
RMIT University

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>>> "Missen, Stephen J" <Missen.Stephen.J at edumail.vic.gov.au>
14/08/2006 13:23 >>>
Hi all (apologies for any cross-postings)

Does anybody have some links to (or a suggestion about) sources of
royalty free stock video footage (avi, mpeg or wmv formats probably)
which is really free & of reasonable quality for use with a class
doing
some editing, etc using Windows Movie Maker. Short grabs would be
fine.

I know we do have the option of simply shooting some footage around
the
school or town and using that for this purpose

I think their may have been some discussion of this on one of the
lists
recently. If so, sorry to bring it up again.

Cheers

Steve MISSEN

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