The document discusses the key elements and considerations for creating a multimedia presentation in PowerPoint, including recommended file formats for audio and video, copyright issues, and sources for obtaining media files legally. It notes multimedia presentations typically include video, animation, and/or sound files, and PowerPoint supports MP4, AVI, MP3 and WAV formats. Copyright and terms of use of websites must be checked before downloading files. YouTube videos cannot be downloaded or stored due to Google's terms of service.
The document discusses the key elements and considerations for creating a multimedia presentation in PowerPoint, including recommended file formats for audio and video, copyright issues, and sources for obtaining media files legally. It notes multimedia presentations typically include video, animation, and/or sound files, and PowerPoint supports MP4, AVI, MP3 and WAV formats. Copyright and terms of use of websites must be checked before downloading files. YouTube videos cannot be downloaded or stored due to Google's terms of service.
The document discusses the key elements and considerations for creating a multimedia presentation in PowerPoint, including recommended file formats for audio and video, copyright issues, and sources for obtaining media files legally. It notes multimedia presentations typically include video, animation, and/or sound files, and PowerPoint supports MP4, AVI, MP3 and WAV formats. Copyright and terms of use of websites must be checked before downloading files. YouTube videos cannot be downloaded or stored due to Google's terms of service.
Neolisa de Castro What is a Multimedia Presentation
Typically a multimedia presentation contains at least one of
the following elements: Video or movies clip Animation Sound (this could be a voice-over, background music or sound clips) Media File Formats
PowerPoint supports only some time formats of audio and
video files, NOT all. Recommended formats for PowerPoint 2010, 2011 (for Mac) and 2013: Audio: mp3, wav Video: mp4, avi Copyright and Fair Use
Be aware of copyright issues
Check “Terms of Service/Use”, at the bottom of the website, before downloading Do not download from those websites providing pirated materials YouTube Videos
It is a breach of Google's Terms of Service to download You
Tube videos. YouTube videos can be viewed only: on YouTube website, Using the app or embedding code provided by Google, Inc. YouTube videos are intended for real-time viewing via the internet and not intended to be downloaded (either permanently or temporarily), copied, stored, or redistributed by the user. Where to Get Media Files
Create your own media files
Purchase Download for the source that grants permissions (such as NASA website) Use the media files on Public Domain Use the media files under Creative Commons licences Hints and Tips
Store the PowerPoint presentation file and all of its
associated media files in the same folder. Take the whole folder if you need to present on a different computer. Link rather than embed large media files. Inserting a Movie