The Zybach Collection · Elliott State Forest · Video
2021 Elliott Lab #3: Student Video Reports (SWOCC F251)
ORWWmedia · 18:36 · May 31, 2021
A video from Bob Zybach's ORWWmedia playlist, with the time-coded index he wrote into its description: 17 entries.
Provenance
- Creator
- Dr. Bob Zybach
- Channel
- ORWWmedia
- Published
- May 31, 2021
- Length
- 18:36
- Accession
- Accessioned from Bob Zybach’s upload to the shared Drive, 2026-08-23.
Watch on YouTube · 18:36 · published May 31, 2021
Time codes
17 entries, as written in the video description. Select a time to start the video there.
- Bob: ORWW/SWOCC Elliott State Forest Educational Project Summary
- McKenzie: How to Create a PowerPoint Slide Show
- How to Present a Slide Show in Zoom
- How to Download your Zoom Slide Show into an MP4 Video File
- How to Use Google Search to Locate YouTube Video Editing Tutorials
- How to import Video Files into Video Editing Software
- Imported Zoom MP4 Video File Example: "Crater Lake Demo"
- Adding Additional Video Files to a Program
- How to Use Google Search to Learn to Trim a Video
- How to Adjust the Volume of a Video
- How to Organize Text, Images and Video Files
- How to Caption an Image or Video
- How to Render and File a Final Video Product
- Final "Crater Lake Demo" Video
- Bob and McKenzie: Good luck!
- Acknowledgements
- ORWW and NW Maps Co. 2021 copyright
Links in the description
The description, as written
The video's description exactly as it stands on YouTube, including the time codes above.
INDEX TO VIDEO (18 min., 36 sec.) This series of YouTube educational videos has focused on the history and management of the Elliott State Forest in Coos and Douglas Counties Oregon. The host for this series has been Dr. Bob Zybach, Program Manager for Oregon Websites & Watersheds Project, Inc., and the series videographer has been McKenzie Peters, NW Maps Co. The purpose of these videos is to provide Oregon students and others with an interest in learning more about forestry and forest recreation in general -- and the Elliott State Forest in particular. Special thanks for the creation of this series goes to Tasha Livingstone, Natural Resources Instructor for Southwestern Oregon Community College, her spring-term F251 students from 2018 through 2021, Jerry Phillips, and David Gould. ORWW LINKS Elliott Lab #1 (History): • 2021 Elliott Lab #1: Forest History (SWOCC... Elliott Lab #2 (Planning, Monitoring & Maintenance): • 2021 Elliott Lab #2: Recreation Planning, ... Elliott State Forest Recreation: http://www.orww.org/Elliott_Forest/Re... Elliott State Forest "Virtual" Field Trips: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... 0:00 Bob: ORWW/SWOCC Elliott State Forest Educational Project Summary 1:31 McKenzie: How to Create a PowerPoint Slide Show 3:19 How to Present a Slide Show in Zoom 4:51 How to Download your Zoom Slide Show into an MP4 Video File 6:15 How to Use Google Search to Locate YouTube Video Editing Tutorials 7:05 How to import Video Files into Video Editing Software 9:10 Imported Zoom MP4 Video File Example: "Crater Lake Demo" 9:35 Adding Additional Video Files to a Program 11:02 How to Use Google Search to Learn to Trim a Video 12:40 How to Adjust the Volume of a Video 13:19 How to Organize Text, Images and Video Files 14:54 How to Caption an Image or Video 15:55 How to Render and File a Final Video Product 16:35 Final "Crater Lake Demo" Video 17:46 Bob and McKenzie: Good luck! 18:12 Acknowledgements 18:30 ORWW and NW Maps Co. 2021 copyright
Rights
The video plays from YouTube; nothing is copied here. The related recordings and transcripts are Bob Zybach's public files on orww.org, and the interviews are described by OSU SCARC finding aid, OH 047.
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- 2021 Elliott Lab #3: Student Video Reports (SWOCC F251). ORWWmedia, May 31, 2021. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vA_4LhJsWxc
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- 2021 Elliott Lab #3: Student Video Reports (SWOCC F251) (video). America's School Trust Library, The Zybach Collection. https://schooltrusts.org/collections/zybach/elliott/videos/vA_4LhJsWxc/
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