So, I M Looking for a Short Video to Introduce the Next Input I M Going to Teach in Beyond

So, I’m looking for a short video to introduce the next input I’m going to teach in Beyond the Boundaries. Typically, I might start by searching YouTube:

Let’s imagine I’m looking for a clip to help me introduce the subject of black holes.

From the list available, this one catches my eye.

I notice it’s 18 minutes long. I’m concerned that something might happen to the internet connection while I’m playing it in class. What can I do? Let’s look at my Firefox browser again. Look at the CLIPTA toolbar. Notice that it now says ‘1 videos (sic) captured’.

So, what does that mean? My next step is to click on the ‘1 videos (sic) captured’ button. This is what I see next.

By clicking on the download button, I can make a copy for my laptop. It’s that simple.

FAQ

1. Where can I find this?

The latest version is freely downloadable here:

www.brothersoft.com/clipta-toolbar-and-video-downloader-236757.html

2. Can I use it with Internet Explorer?

No, it seems to be exclusive to the FireFox browser.

3. Is it difficult to install?

You should be able to install it in less than a minute. Ask one of the presenters of the session to help you if you’re having trouble.

4. Can I download more than one video clip?

You can download as many as you can find. There’s no limit.

5. Does it work with mp3s?

Go to www.fizy.com and try it out!

6. Where is the ‘Black Hole’ clip that you used for the demonstration?

It’s on my laptop, renamed and ready to upload to SL Online…