Info from Mrs. Pease-- Students have been asking... I have never done this but this came from another media specialist:
One solution is to... go to www.zamzar.com and paste in the YouTube URL then choose the type of file you would like to have... for instance to import into Movie Maker choose a WMV file - enter your email address and the link arrives pretty quickly to download your file -- this solution doesn't require any software installed on your computer - you do have to know the URL for the video though. Hope this helps!
The students may need to do it at home to find out the youtube URL...
www.clipconverter.cc is another site that will help you convert video for use in your power point. It has to be done at home.
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO USE VIDEO CLIPS IN YOUR POWERPOINT!!! It certainly is NOT a requirement. In fact, if you do choose to use video, the time of your video clip will not count towards your presentation time. Video clips should be no longer than 2 minutes.
