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    Video Editing Software: Centre For Technology Enhanced Learning

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    This document provides information on free video editing software options for both desktop and mobile devices. For desktop, it outlines iMovie for Mac, Shotcut for Windows and Mac, and DaVinci Resolve for Windows, Mac and Linux. For apps and mobile, it details iMovie and KineMaster for iOS, and KineMaster, PowerDirector for Android and Windows phones. It emphasizes accessibility considerations like subtitles.

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    This document provides information on free video editing software options for both desktop and mobile devices. For desktop, it outlines iMovie for Mac, Shotcut for Windows and Mac, and DaVinci Resolve for Windows, Mac and Linux. For apps and mobile, it details iMovie and KineMaster for iOS, and KineMaster, PowerDirector for Android and Windows phones. It emphasizes accessibility considerations like subtitles.

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    Video Editing Software: Centre For Technology Enhanced Learning

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    This document provides information on free video editing software options for both desktop and mobile devices. For desktop, it outlines iMovie for Mac, Shotcut for Windows and Mac, and DaVinci Resolve for Windows, Mac and Linux. For apps and mobile, it details iMovie and KineMaster for iOS, and KineMaster, PowerDirector for Android and Windows phones. It emphasizes accessibility considerations like subtitles.

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    Centre for Technology

    Enhanced Learning

    Video Editing Software


    INTRODUCTION
    This is one of a series of guides available from the Teaching, Learning & Assessment with Technology
    series.  Please note, your faculty may have other approaches or use different tools, contact your Faculty
    TEL Officer for more information on local provision.

    A range of video editing software is available free of charge for computers and mobile devices. This guide
    provides information on a range of editing tools you could use to create video content for practical
    assessments.

    Accessibility considerations
    Video can provide accessibility issues for some users. Consider adding subtitles and/or a transcript of the
    audio content.

    DESKTOP EDITING
    Tool Platform Complexity Price Information

    iMovie MacOS Beginner Free, iMovie is great programme for editing


    preinstalled together footage, with many options available
    (Download)
    on Macs for transitions, titles, and audio adjustments,
    all easily attainable by beginners. A complete
    course for iMovie available on Linkedin
    Learning.

    Shotcut Windows, Beginner Free This open-source software allows for basic
    Mac OS composition of videos, making edits, and
    (Download)
    combining clips. Shotcut Tutorials are
    available on the publisher’s website.

    DaVinci Windows, Advanced Free DaVinci Resolve is a more advanced editing


    Resolve macOS, suite, with industry-quality features and colour
    Linux grading options. As this is advanced software,
    (Download)
    a higher-specification computer is advised to
    run this efficiently.
    A good understanding of how video editing
    works in recommended before using this
    software. However, Linkedin Learning DaVinci
    Resolve Essential Training programme is
    availabe.

    Centre for Technology Enhanced Learning, March 2020

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    APPS & MOBILE EDITING
    Tool Platform Complexity Price Information

    iMovie (iOS) iOS Beginner Free iMovie is great programme for editing
    (iPhone/ together footage, with many options available
    (Download)
    iPad) for transitions, titles, and audio adjustments,
    all easily attainable by beginners. A complete
    course for iMovie available on Linkedin
    Learning.
    KineMaster Android, Beginner Free KineMaster is a powerful video editing app for
    (Download: iOS (£3.19 per your mobile device and you can find yourself
    Android; (iPhone/ month or creating complex projects with ease. The
    iOS ) iPad) £18.99 interface is simple yet stores a lot of tools,
    yearly for and as it’s free (as long as you don’t mind the
    watermark watermarking). For guidance download the
    removal pdf User Guide or watch this useful how
    and YouTube video on How to Edit Video on
    advanced Android and iOS.
    features)
    Power Android, Beginner Free One of the best reviewed editing apps
    Director Windows available for Android devices, this app
    (£5 for
    Phone can also be download to Windows Mobile
    (Download) some
    devices. It offers timeline-based editing,
    advanced
    along with filters, audio editing, and exporting
    features)
    to different file formats. PowerDirector
    Tutorials are available on the publisher’s
    website.

    Centre for Technology Enhanced Learning, March 2020

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