1.Embedding Video into Presentations
University of Phoenix
South Florida Campus
Training Presentation

2. Question?
Why do we require students use quotes in their papers?
Answer:
To support their claims and assertions
3. The same is true for instructional presentations.
When lecturing, instructors can support their lessons by using video.
One way to do this is by embedding video within the presentation.
Instructors who load their lectures to their Course-Materials can now allow student to continuously review video associated with the course.
4. Step 1: Ensure that you have your Developer Tab activated
Step 2: Click on the Office Button
5. Step 2a: ClickPowerPoint Options
6. Step 2b:Make sureShow Developer Tab in Ribbon is checked , then click OK
7. Step 3: Click on the Developer Tab
Step 4: Click on the More Controls button
Step 5: Scroll down to Shockwave Flash Object and click OK
8. Step 6: An object creator icon + appears on the screen. Click anywhere you would like your video to be located on the slide and a video placeholder appears.
Dont worry you can always resize.
9. Step 7: Resize your video place holder.
10. Step 8: Locate the YouTube video you would like to use in you PowerPoint Presentation
Step 9: Copy the URL for the video
11. You will need to do a simple modification to the URL
(Paste the URL to any document in order to modify it)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QE8-0ABvhcE
Step 10: Delete watch?
Step 11: Replace = with /
Step 12: Copy the modified URL
Modified:
http://www.youtube.com/v/QE8-0ABvhcE
Delete:watch?
Replace:=with/
12. Step 13: Right click on slide andclick on Properties
13. Step 14: Paste the modified URL into Movie field.
Step 15: If you want your video to continuously loop then leave the Loop field True. If you want to have control over the video then change the value to false.
Step 16: Close dialog box and your ready to go.Press F5 to see your video in your presentation
14. 15. Add ClipArt to enhance your Video
16. 17. 18. 19. Video Library sites:
http://www.youtube.com/user/HarvardBusiness
http://www.youtube.com/user/yalecourses