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We work with researchers and professional staff across the University to support an environment where high-quality public engagement with research can flourish.

We are also the team behind What's On, the Cambridge Festival, Open Cambridge and more.

Check out our public events page for activities for everyone.

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Public Engagement Training - Now offering Online and In-Person Sessions!

Develop your public engagement skills through innovative and creative tools to engage with your research

The University of Cambridge Public Engagement Team provides a portfolio of transferable skill trainings and support for PGR students, researchers and professional staff.

Engaged Researcher training covers all areas of public engagement with research by combining expert led practical workshops and taught sessions. No Public Engagement story is the same and this is reflected in the diversity of the training programme offered. Sessions will give you the support needed to organise, develop, deliver, communicate, publish and evaluate your Public Engagement activities, through creative tools from stand-up comedy, digital engagement to grant writing - find the trainings that match your needs and career profile and combine them into your personal training suite.

Training Portfolio

The University of Cambridge Engaged Researcher training covers all aspects of creative engagement with research through sessions ranging from storytelling, films, podcast, illustration, animations to games. We also offer tailor-made courses, for example getting started in engaging with policymakers, exploring synergies between governmental structures and higher education institutions in the UK, or developing online engagement activities for children and families.

The specially developed online format of the workshops allows participants to work mainly in their own time over the course of the week while receiving training sessions, mentoring and hands-on activities to develop their own ideas and materials. This training also offers opportunities and platforms for participants to share their work with wider audiences and engage with their stakeholders.
Training sessions include

Introduction to Public Engagement with Research

Evaluating Public Engagement

Public Engagement with Impact

Research Storytelling

Illustration

Animation

Filmmaking

Community Engagement

Research podcasts

Social Media and Media Engagement

Engaging with Schools

Policy Engagement

Creative Writing

We continue to add new trainings to our portfolio. Please do check UTBS to see the full list of trainings on offer.

Registration and Certification

All courses can be booked individually, so as participants can choose the trainings that match their needs and career profile, and combine them into a personal training suite. If you would like to receive recognition for your commitment to develop your public engagement skills, you can also obtain a 'Training Certificate' by completing the following steps:

1. To attend mandatory sessions of the 'Introduction to Public Engagement' course, which is offered multiple times every year;

2. To attend all the mandatory sessions of any 3 courses of your choice within the Engaged Researcher series;

3. Once you have fulfilled the first two criteria please contact the training administrator, engaged.researcher@admin.cam.ac.uk to receive an application form for the certificate. The form will guide you through a short reflection on your public engagement training journey, and will ask you to summarize the outputs that you generated during the practical sessions of the courses or inspired by the courses which you have attended.

The sessions will run either online (on Microsoft Teams or Zoom) or in-person (restrictions permitting) and are open to all postgraduate research students, academic and professional staff of the University. Please note that there are limited spaces available, so please book early to avoid disappointment and do cancel as soon as possible if you are no longer able to attend.

Doctoral training coordinator?

Please contact us to discuss your public engagement training requirements. We can provide introductory and bespoke training courses in public engagement and communication skills.

Fancy a bit of a chat about your public engagement?

If you're a University of Cambridge researcher or PE person, we're here for advice, to signpost to information and act as a sounding board for your ideas. Interested? Book a 30min slot and start a conversation with us!

Dr Lucinda Spokes, Head of Public Engagement, all areas and schools - Mondays, 16:00 - 16:30pm and 16:30 - 17:00pm

Dr Diogo Gomes, Public Engagement and Communications Manager, Clinical Medicine, Biological Sciences - Wednesdays, 12:00 - 12.30pm and 12.30 - 13:00pm

Dr Claudia Antolini, Public Engagement Manager, Physical Sciences, Technology - Thursday, 14:00 - 14:30pm and 14:30pm - 15:00pm

Please get in touch with our administrator at engaged.researcher@admin.cam.ac.uk with any training related queries.

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We need Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) to help researchers do research that meets your needs. Without PPI, scientists plan their research based on what they think patients want and need. This can lead to studies that few people want to take part in, treatments that patients won't like or information that people don't understand. However, when patients and researchers work together, research is more likely to be acceptable, useful and easy to understand. Most importantly, your input gives researchers another point of view so that they can understand what priorities are most important to you.

At Cambridge BRC, we aim to involve the public in all our research by providing a range of options so that you can find one that suits you. Read more about our PPI Strategy.

The easiest way to get involved in health research in Cambridge is to join the Cambridge University Hospitals (CUH) Patient & Public Involvement (PPI) panel. You can find out more about the panel here.

Being part of the PPI group has proved an extremely rewarding experience and provided a sense of contributing something of real value, no matter how small that might be. It is a very positive and socially stimulating experience.

I joined because of my long-term interest in health.

If you think you might enjoy expressing your opinions on health research you should join the panel.
Charles, PPI member

The CUH PPI panel is a great opportunity to get a broader feel for what's happening in health research in Cambridge - and to have a say in that research - especially after my several experiences as a patient.
Karen, PPI member

If you would like to join or find out more, please complete the enquiry form below

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'Technical' words can be 'enclosed' in single quotes if, for example, you need to 'define' them. 'Phrases_need_underscores'.

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Once you have come up with something amazing, click Perma-link and you can then copy the URL and share it with your friends

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Good video editing software can help you showcase your products from every angle by producing professional promos for platforms like Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or anywhere else you share brand videos. There are a number of easy-to-use free video editing programs that can help you stand out from your competition.

Well-produced product videos are a more engaging form of content marketing than photographs alone and can reduce a customer's hesitation in making a purchase. In fact, according to animated explainer video company Wyzowl, 78% of video marketers say video has directly helped increase sales.

Below, we've compiled a list of the best free video editing software from around the web, as well as a few with affordable paid versions. Each entrepreneur has their own specific needs, so we've run down some of the most useful features of each tool.

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Best free video editing software for desktop

There's a lot of desktop-based editing software available for businesses looking to create promotional videos. The biggest advantage of free video editing software for desktops is that they tend to have more features than most mobile video editing apps.

If you're looking to edit your promotional videos on a budget, check out our list of free video editing software you can use to edit long-form content for YouTube, your ecommerce site, or a variety of other platforms:

1. Best overall: Lightworks

2. Best for beginners: VideoPad

3. Best for effects and tutorials: HitFilm Express

4. Best for advanced editors: DaVinci Resolve

5. Best no watermark editor: VSDC Free Video Editor

6. Best for intermediate editors: OpenShot

7. Best for audiophiles: Shotcut

8. Best for 3D effects: Blender

9. Best for Windows 10: Windows Video Editor

10. Best for YouTube: iMovie

11. Best AI editor: Vimeo Create

12. Best for social media videos: WeVideo

13. Best mobile editor: KineMaster

1. Lightworks
The best overall free video editing software
Lightworks includes a simple and intuitive interface, so it's easy to pick up. Lightworks also offers a collection of detailed video tutorials, making it one of the more accessible and easy to learn Linux video editing software options on this list.

Lightworks has a suite of original stock videos and music clips licensed for use in any videos you edit on the program, letting you give a polished look to any marketing video.
Features include:
Available for: Windows, Mac, and Linux

Price: Free; $24.99 per month for Pro version

2. VideoPad
Best free video editing software for beginners
VideoPad is a great option for anyone who wants to create high-quality videos without spending a dime. With VideoPad, you'll find all kinds of simple and easy-to-use features-such as 3D video editing and a sound effects library-to try different video compositions and styles.

You can edit your videos with special effects, overlays, texts, and transition, as well as color adjustment and sound effects. Then export all your finished video to YouTube, Facebook, Google Drive, and other mobile devices quickly and easily.

The only drawback is that it may be too simple for advanced video editors. It doesn't come with as many advanced features as some of the other free video editing software on this list, but with options to add light effects, fine tune colors, and overlay text and images, there's enough here to make it worth the free download.
Features include:
Available for: Mac, Windows

Price: Free

3. HitFilm Express
Simple free video editor with professional visual effects and tutorials
If you don't have a lot of experience with video editing, HitFilm Express may feel a little advanced at first-it's used to produce Hollywood-style films-but it's worth the learning curve, as it's one of the best all-in-one free video editors available. (HitFilm does ask you to share a social media status update when you download the software, but that's a small price to pay.)

HitFilm includes animation tools that let you create and edit audio and video transitions without the need to create composite shots, which is a huge time saver when editing. It also offers cool 3D effects for films, music videos, and even YouTube videos, plus features you'd find in a paid video editing software, like 4K video, 360-degree editing, and a library of special effects.
Features include:

Professional-grade video editing with motion tracking, color pickers, and cropping tools

Composite shot enhancements that allow you to animate two separate shots together for surreal video effects

An auto-stabilizer to make shaky footage look smooth

Unlimited video and audio timeline track creation

An adaptive trimmer that lets you re-trim your clips after adding them to the timeline

Ability to copy a group of attributes from one clip and apply them directly to another or to a whole project

Audio mixer for fine tuning sound for professional quality output

Various transition options, such as push, zoom, and dissolve

Available for: Mac and Windows

Price: Free; $349 for the Pro version

4. DaVinci Resolve
Top free video editor for advanced editors
DaVinci Resolve combines professional 8K editing, color correction, visual effects, and audio post-production in a single production tool, which is why it's the software of choice for many professional editors of films, television shows, and commercials.

DaVinci allows for both offline and online editing, and its high-performance playback engine saves time when editing and trimming-even for processor-intensive file formats like H.264 and RAW. DaVinci Resolve's complex features may be too extensive for some users, but its free version is perfect for more advanced projects.
Features include:
Available for: Windows, Mac, and Linux

Price: Free; $269 for the full Studio version

5. VSDC Free Video Editor
Best no watermark editor for Windows
V S DC 's desktop video editing software is available as both a free and a paid version. Although the free version has reduced features, it still comes with VSDC's full video editing suite-including a mask tool and chroma key functionality for green-screen video effects.

If you have the funds to spring for the full version, the suite of tools expands to include video stabilization, robust post-production effects, slideshow/presentation capabilities, 3D diagram templates, and direct social media publishing.
Features include:

Color-correction tools for a more professional look

A full suite of transitional effects

Easy-to-use image filters, similar to what you'd find on Instagram

Mask tools for hiding, blurring, or highlighting specific elements

Social media link for sharing videos on Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and Vimeo

HEVC/H.265 (an advanced video-compression standard), for maintaining the highest quality at the minimum file size-essential for processing 4K and HD files

Available for: Windows

Price: Free; $19.99 for Pro version

6. OpenShot
The easiest free video editing software for intermediate editors
OpenShot 's easy-to-use user interface makes it a great video editing program for intermediate editors. While more complex tools may offer more editing components, OpenShot's intuitive interface and minimal design are perfect for simple editing.

OpenShot is an efficient option for small businesses and is best for clip resizing, scaling, trimming, snapping, and rotation. It also offers credit scrolling, frame stepping, time mapping, audio editing, and real-time preview.
Features include:
Available for: Windows, Mac, and Linux

Price: Free

7. Shotcut
Best open-source movie maker for audiophiles
Shotcut is an open-source, cross-platform video editor with a vast collection of tutorial videos. It also supports a wide range of formats, including FFmpeg, 4K, ProRes, and DNxHD. A warning, however: Shotcut was originally designed for Linux, so some may find the interface a little quirky. Despite this, it's still a top-notch editor.

Shotcut also provides extensive audio editing options, making it ideal for audiophiles. Its host of fine-tuning audio tools allows users to make bass and treble adjustments, create bandpass filters, adjust gain, add dynamic compression, and much more.
Features include:

Support for the latest audio and video formats via FFmpeg, the leading multimedia framework

Native timeline editing, which allows users to import video files directly into their project file rather than a media library

Multi-format timeline for mixing and matching resolutions and frame rates within a project

Advanced audio filters like balance, bass and treble, bandpass filters, compressor, and more

Support for AV1 decoding and encoding

Available for: Windows, Mac, and Linux

Price: Free

8. Blender
Best professional video editing software with 3D creation suite
Blender video editing is a free, open-source 3D creation suite. It includes features to help model and render 3D animations. The software is a collaborative creation of hundreds of developers from around the world. The huge community of users gives Blender's software an extensive group of tools.

Blender is designed as a 3D animation suite but comes with a functional video editor that should be enough for most users' needs. It can also tackle more complex edits, like video masking, making Blender a flexible video editor for both novice and experienced users, and an excellent option for more advanced projects that may involve 3D animation.
Features include:
Available for: Windows, Mac, and Linux

Price: Free

9. Windows Video Editor
Best video editing software for Windows 10
Microsoft's built-in editor, Windows Video Editor, is a convenient software for people looking to go back to basics. It's great for making quick edits to short video clips you need ready right away. Windows Video Editor is more a photo editor, but offers the basic editing tools like cropping, trimming, and including text or audio. Included with Windows 10 and up, Video Editor is completely free and is good for basic video enhancement.
Features include:
Available for: Windows

Price: Free

G2 rating: ⭐ n/a

10. iMovie
Best free video editing software for YouTube
Popular standby iMovie comes bundled with Mac OS. Like many native Apple apps, iMovie is uncomplicated and uses a simple drag-and-drop interface for moving files from your drive to your workstation. It's an easy way to build powerful videos to boost your YouTube marketing efforts.

A big advantage to iMovie is that files are saved on Apple's cloud, meaning you can work on your project interchangeably on an iPhone, iPad, or Mac. iMovie is constantly being updated as well, so you can always look forward to new features and improvements.
Features include:
Available for: Mac

Price: Free

11. Vimeo Create
Best AI video editing software app
Vimeo Create, a free editing software you can connect directly to your Shopify store, automatically turns your existing product images and text into polished ecommerce videos. No video experience needed.

All you have to do is answer a few questions about your product, add your footage and logo, and choose style customizations. Vimeo Create then automatically edits your video in minutes (though you can also choose your own styles or start from scratch). The AI software even suggests colors, themes, music, and fonts.

It's especially useful for creating videos at scale (if you, say, start a channel for your business in an effort to make money on YouTube and want to streamline the creation process). Vimeo is a popular video software solution with over 200 million users. Because Vimeo is an all-in-one solution, you can also manage, host, and distribute all your videos from one place, streamlining your workflow.
Features include:
Available for: iOS and Android

Price: Free; Pro, and Business subscriptions start at $7.00 per month and offer access to a wider range of editing tools and templates. Vimeo Create's free software is available online, no download required.

G2 rating: ⭐ n/a

12. WeVideo
Best free video editing software for making social media videos
WeVideo is the best cloud-based online video editor for businesses, educators, students, and everyday consumers. You can access it from anywhere: home, work, school, etc. All files are stored in a secure cloud where you can edit, view, and share videos in minutes.

With WeVideo, you can add cool features, like a green screen for professional-grade looks, without the cost or hassle. It also has over one million pieces of stock media, including videos, images, and audio files, all royalty free when you buy a Business plan. Even with the free version, you can easily create videos on social media, web, and mobile displays-all with unlimited storage and no downloads or software to install.
Features include:
Available for: Chromebook, Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android

Price: Free; paid plans start at $4.99 per month

13. KineMaster
The best free video editing software for mobile
If you're a video editor on the go, consider KineMaster for your go-to software. This free (subscription model optional) yet powerful video editing app is perfect for mobile devices. With KineMaster, you can easily shoot footage, edit it, and upload it all from your phone or tablet. Mobile editors usually sacrifice advanced tools to simplify video creation, but KineMaster does the opposite.

With KineMaster, you can cut, splice, crop, and combine videos easily, with more than 2,500 downloadable transitions and effects. Use color filters and adjustments to correct and enhance videos so they stand out. And when you're finished, quickly share them to YouTube, TikTok, Reels, Stories, and more.
Features:
Available for: iOS, Android, Chromebook

Price: Free; $3.99/month for paid plan

G2 rating: ⭐ n/a

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Choosing the best free video editor for you

Now that you know your options in finding the best free video editing software, you can start testing them out. While each option comes with its own advantages and disadvantages, hopefully, you now have a better idea of which free video-editing program is best for your business.

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Take your content marketing to the next level. With so many free video editing software options to choose from, there's no limit to the creative potential of your brand's marketing video content.

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Check out: A great recorded history - a queer Cambridge audio trail by Diarmuid Hester from the Faculty of English
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Downloadable map for families looking for animals in the architecture of Cambridge
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