Shotcut is an advance and intermediate video editing. Still, it is also suitable for beginners to use as Shotcut makes editing tasks simple and effective. It comes with all the tools of a classic video editing program. It's free and packed with a variety of features and options to pick from, but that doesn't mean it compromises the basic editing features. It is a cross-platform, which is excellent because you can easily use this on a macOS and switch to a Windows OS.
This is the basic understanding of how Shotcut works.
1. Import media by dragging and dropping into the playlist.
2. Creating your video by dragging and dropping into the timeline.
3. Editing the clip by dragging the edges of the clip to shorten it.
4. Add any music clip by drag and drop from your playlist into your timeline.
5. Lastly, export your video by select Export once you have finished editing your video.
Teachers may use videos to:
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Show a simulation
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Cover theoretical content before class
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Create tutorials for software
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Produce a narrated virtual tour of subjects
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Provide video feedback to class on assignments
Students may use videos to:
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Rapidly learn or review a key concept
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Record an oral presentation
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Create a tutorial for a study group
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Review information prior to an exam
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