Lecturer from the School of Multimedia and Learning Technologies
Edith Cowan University
The author has developed new multimedia software tools that can
be used to code and analyse digital video. Videos from a video
cassette recorder or video camera can be digitised and stored
on a computer as QuickTime movies. Codes and labels can be attached
to any section of the digitised video quickly and easily. Instances
of codes or events can be represented graphically in time. Instances
of video events from anywhere in the movie can be retrieved and
viewed in a fraction of second. Video segments can be organised
and grouped, and exported to video data bases. This software is
likely to be useful to researchers who would like to use or are
currently using video in their research. The main objectives of
the workshop are to demonstrate these software tools, discuss
issues related to using the software and then to work through
activities in which participants use the software to digitise,
code and analyse video.
Introductory to intermediate.
Maximum 8, Minimum 5