I took this video during our field excursion in the bush at Harmony Seminar Centre, outside Windhoek, Namibia, on 27th August 2008. Louis Liebenberg is explaining how his technology, the Cybertracker, works, and Georges Thierry Handja is translating into French.
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Monday, September 15, 2008
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Demonstration video from Web 2.0 Presentation
Hello everyone
As promised during the Web 2.0 presentation yesterday, here's the short video clip I took on my cellphone. I should have taken Peter Kuria's advice to "pan the camera slowly", but since this is just an example, I think we can let the aweful video quality slide this once. I'll try and do a clearer, better quality clip before the end of the workshop and post it here.
The steps I followed to get this video online are quite simple.
1) I captured a short clip on my cellphone video camera
2) Using Bluetooth, I sent the video to my laptop computer.
3) I then logged on to www.youtube.com and created a free account, to which I uploaded my video.
4) After uploading, Youtube provided me with a small piece of html code. I copied that code down, and logged in to the IPACC.blog, added a new post, and pasted the code into the post. And voila! Here it is! Enjoy! And again, apologies for the bad filming quality - I'll pan the camera slower next time.
Dillon
As promised during the Web 2.0 presentation yesterday, here's the short video clip I took on my cellphone. I should have taken Peter Kuria's advice to "pan the camera slowly", but since this is just an example, I think we can let the aweful video quality slide this once. I'll try and do a clearer, better quality clip before the end of the workshop and post it here.
The steps I followed to get this video online are quite simple.
1) I captured a short clip on my cellphone video camera
2) Using Bluetooth, I sent the video to my laptop computer.
3) I then logged on to www.youtube.com and created a free account, to which I uploaded my video.
4) After uploading, Youtube provided me with a small piece of html code. I copied that code down, and logged in to the IPACC.blog, added a new post, and pasted the code into the post. And voila! Here it is! Enjoy! And again, apologies for the bad filming quality - I'll pan the camera slower next time.
Dillon
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