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Checklist for Rebel cameras (17/18/19/20)
2013/12/23
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- Parts
- Battery
- SD Memory Card
- Battery Charger
- USB cable
- Lens
- Test the Functionality
- Maintenance
- Charge battery
- Initialize sd card like so.
Checklist for microphone booms
2013/12/23
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- Model:
- Parts:
- 3 segments (1,2,3),
- 2 segment connecting screws (4,5)
- 1 top screw (6) allows for attaching part “small”from shotgun mics (but “large” does not fit):


- 1 top screw plastic cap(not pictured)
- Functionality:
Download for free Arabic diacritizer, romanized to Arabic script converter for Office 2013
2013/12/20
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- “The Arabic Authoring services help users read and write Arabic faster.
- Maren Reader helps users read Romanized Arabic by converting the Romanized script into Arabic script.
- Diacritizer restores the missing diacritics in the Arabic text, which allows users to write text without diacritics and have the service restore them.”

- These tools should be useful for fledgling learners of Arabic – but don’t solely rely on them, since computers processing human language still make errors.
- These tools were developed by Microsoft Research Labs Cairo, learn more about them.
Free German online proofing tool by Duden
2013/12/09
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- Don’t have MS-Word Proofing Tools, and can’t come to the LRC which has proofing tools for German and many other languages installed?
- Try Duden’s (= authoritative German dictionary publisher, and nowadays much more) free (up to 800 characters at a time; a time-limited (=30 days add-in for MS-Word is also available) Online version:

- Use it wisely: Learning is not cheating. But please consult your teacher whether this is legitimate help.
- Now how’s the quality? Drop us a comment below.
Categories: audience-is-students, German, websites, Writing
proofing-tools
How to record screencasts with Kaltura in Moodle 2
2013/11/18
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- Go to your video assignment in Moodle:
. - Click “Record screen”, “Add”, and pass the Java security Dialogues:

- The default video resolution is 640*480, but you can change this by unfolding the drop down menu:

- Full screen is recommended for a Slideshow:

- To start, click the red record button:

- You will get a few seconds to collect your thoughts:

- After finishing your slide show, stop the recording from the taskbar icon, and stop the recording:
. - From the video window that opens:
- Finally,
- you can see the result in your media library

- preview it once more:
- and submit your video content from the media library.
- Kaltura screencasts can be used from any Java-compatible device. In the LRC, however, you can also record screencasts to files, using MS-Community Clips which you can still upload to Kaltura – extra step, though –, while maintaining compatibility with Mahara.
Categories: assignments, audience-is-students, lms, multimedia-recording, Screencasts
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