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Students will explore urban planning of the world’s most liveable cities, including Perth. They will investigate how Water Corporation and Department of Water and Environmental Regulation (DWER) are working together to ensure Perth maintains its ranking. Subject area: Humanities and Social Sciences Year level: Year 7

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Aw snap! Google Earth isn't supported on your browser. You may need to update your browser or use a different browser. Please see our system requirements for more information. Chrome is a great choice and you can download it here.

Or if you're feeling adventurous, you can try Earth anyway by choosing an option below.

Learn more about Google Earth.

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The internet is a powerful tool in the hands of journalists. Web technology and the possibilities of online storytelling are more important than ever before to be embraced by news media. Hackastory believes it is crucial for journalists to stay influential in this digital era.

Hackastory Tools is a directory of tools and resources to help you build your digital stories. Have fun with our handpicked list of 85 tools.

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The internet is a powerful tool in the hands of journalists. Web technology and the possibilities of online storytelling are more important than ever before to be embraced by news media. Hackastory believes it is crucial for journalists to stay influential in this digital era.

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Our waterwise experience lesson plans build on what is covered in our interactive and immersive school incursions, providing students with the opportunity to learn more about water sustainability. Below you can find a range of lesson plans appropriate for Year 7 students.

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Historians track history in a variety of ways. Many times, this includes primary source materials including first hand accounts of events, interviews, pictures, and cultural artefacts. These pieces of evidence are used to form a perspective on events and record the stories to show how change has happened over time.  Use these  links to gather information.

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Export an image eg James Stirling from camera roll to  Chatterpix and use 5Ws  Mind Map to creatively share the information by making the image "talk".

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School's in at the National Library's Digital Classroom.

Home to more than 10 million collection items, the National Library of Australia is the largest source of information in the world about Australia and its people.

The Digital Classroom is aligned to the Australian Curriculum and supports a variety of classroom contexts and learning styles. It adopts an inquiry approach, allowing students to analyse sources, develop skills and draw their own conclusions about the Australian story.

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School's in at the National Library's Digital Classroom. Home to more than 10 million collection items, the National Library of Australia is the largest source of information in the world about Australia and its people. The Digital Classroom is aligned to the Australian Curriculum and supports a variety of classroom contexts and learning styles.

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History

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Upper Primary

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Digital Resources

The digital resources include learning objects and interactives, film excerpts and images that represent a certain historical period or issue.

They are structured around two themes - identity and participation - and ordered by level of schooling. Each resource includes a learning statement, which provides a description of the resource, connections to civics and citizenship education and ideas for classroom use.

These resources have been created or collected by The National Digital Learning Resources Network, and are accessible via the digital resources portals for each jurisdiction. See the National Digital Learning Resources Network website for more information.

Select a level of schooling to access the digital resources.
Lower Primary Middle Primary Upper Primary Lower Secondary

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National Trust

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The State Library of Western Australia acknowledges the traditional owners of Country throughout Western Australia and their continuing connection to land and culture.

We pay our respects to Elders past and present. The Library is honoured to be located on Whadjuk Country, the ancestral lands of the Noongar people.

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University of Sydney: Resource Rich

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Subject guides: History: Australia & Pacific History

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Subject guides: History: Australia & Pacific History

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Meaningful Moments at Melbourne Museum

Open daily 9am-5pm
Discover moments of wonder and adventure. Enjoy joyful moments with friends, treasured moments with family, or a moment, just for you.

Make a donation

Join us in creating a positive, meaningful impact on the world around us.

Join Museum Members to see more, first

As a Museum Member, you'll enjoy free general entry to Melbourne Museum, Scienceworks and the Immigration Museum, discounts on special exhibitions, parking, shops and cafes, exclusive events, tours and viewings!

Plus, members enjoy free museum entry to see Horridus the Triceratops all year-round.

Shop educational gifts and toys at Museums Victoria Store

Keep little hands and minds busy at home with our range of unique and educational toys, activities and books.

Build a solar system, excavate for dinosaurs, learn about the human body, or discover the secrets of the natural world in your own backyard. And for the big kids, we've got everything from puzzles to locally made homewares to brighten up your day!

Feeling peckish?

Complement your museum experience with the new Mercury Restaurant. With this elevated dining offer you can unwind and enjoy a glass of wine, coffee or lunch made to order while overlooking the stunning Royal Exhibition Building.

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Explore history, culture, science and nature at Melbourne Museum.

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Griffith University -

Indigenous Australian Studies

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Gale Primary Sources

An interface that allows searching across any combination, or all, of Griffith University's Gale Primary Sources holdings. These 27 primary source databases can be searched individually or using this interface: Eighteenth Century Collections Online, Nineteenth Century Collections Online, The Making of Modern Law, Archives of Sexuality and Gender, British Library Newspapers, Women's Studies Archive, Refugees, Relief and Resettlement, American Civil Liberties Union Papers, The Times Digital Archive, Archives Unbound, China and the Modern World, Financial Times Historical Archive, Nineteenth Century UK Periodicals, Slavery and Anti-slavery, The Times Literary Supplement, Brazilian and Portuguese History and Culture, Crime Punishment and Popular Culture, Indigenous Peoples of North America, Political Extremism and Radicalism, The Economist Historical Archive and the Making of the Modern World.

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Library guides: Indigenous Australian Studies: Primary sources

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Gale Primary Sources An interface that allows searching across any combination, or all, of Griffith University's Gale Primary Sources holdings.

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Digital Film and Sound Archive

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This list of museums in the Australia contains lists of museums which are defined for this context as institutions (including nonprofit organizations, government entities, and private businesses) that collect and care for objects of cultural, artistic, scientific, or historical interest and make their collections or related exhibits available for public viewing. Also included are non-profit art galleries and university art galleries.

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List of museums in Australia - Wikipedia

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Australia’s free online research portal. Trove is a collaboration between the National Library of Australia and hundreds of Partner organisations around Australia.

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A free, quick and easy-to-use search engine for teachers and educators. The Digital Resource Finder features free-for-education video clips from the National Film and Sound Archive's remarkable collection. Clips are matched with resource sheets that include background information, student research and classroom activities written by leading teachers.

While we have taken advice from educational specialists on the suitability of the download material on this Resource Finder, each teacher is advised to check the appropriateness of any clip for use in their own teaching.

You can view or download these resources by choosing to search via curriculum, topic or keyword. No log in required.

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indigenous; sustainability; change and continuity; culture; identity

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A free, quick and easy-to-use search engine for teachers and educators. The Digital Resource Finder features free-for-education video clips from the National Film and Sound Archive's remarkable collection. Clips are matched with resource sheets that include background information, student research and classroom activities written by leading teachers.

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The National Archives of Australia acknowledges the traditional owners and custodians of Country throughout Australia and acknowledges their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to the people, their cultures and Elders past, present and emerging.

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National Digital Learning Resources Network

The National Digital Learning Resources Network (NDLRN) is a technical infrastructure that connects Australian schools to enable the distribution and sharing of digital resources through education portals. The Network is the outcome of initiatives of the Australian Government and the state and territory governments.

The digital student resources and teacher support materials are aligned to the Australian, state and territory curriculums and are available through state and territory education portals and the national portal Scootle. All resources are provided free of charge to all Australian teachers and students.

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Access thousands of primary sources - letters, photographs, speeches, posters, maps, videos, and other document types - spanning the course of American history. We're always adding more!

Borrow from an ever-expanding collection of document-based activities created by the National Archives, and teachers around the world. Copy and modify activities for your students.

Create your own activities using the online tools. It's as simple as: (1) selecting a tool, (2) choosing your primary sources, and (3) customizing instructions. Learn more >

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Digital Book Collections

For books available within the libraries, see Using the UW Libraries Search to Find Published Primary Sources on the Books as Primary Sources page.

Government Documents

Most government material is housed in the Government Publications section on the ground floor of Suzzallo Library. Librarians there can help you find material you need.

Newspapers & Magazines

To find additional freely available digitized historic newspapers see ICON: International Coalition on Newspapers. For contemporary newspaper coverage (roughly since 1990) see Finding News Articles

Letters & Diaries

To find published letters and diaries available at the Libraries use the following terms in UW Libraries Search: correspondence or diaries

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Library Guides: History : Australia, New Zealand & Oceania: Primary Sources

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The following student templates support the analysis of different sources.
Evaluating sources [Word 8.52 KB]
This general template can be used with most sources and focuses students' attention on three core inquiry questions - who made the source, when did they make it and why? For more information on interrogating sources, see Identify bias.
Single image study [Word 11.88 KB]
This template helps students to look at one image in detail. It includes discussion questions to guide their investigation of key features and influences on the source. For more information on image study, see Evaluate images.
Comparing images [Word 15.39 KB]
This template helps students to two or more images. It includes discussion questions to guide their investigation of relationships, similarities and differences. For more information on image study see Evaluate images.
Document study [Word 11.34 KB]
This template helps student to explore documents in detail, including newspaper articles, manuscripts and books. For more information, see Identify bias.
Map study [Word 10.92 KB]
This template guides students' investigation of maps by providing relevant discussion questions. For more information, see Identify bias.

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Mixed Reality: AR, VR, 3D by Robin McKean | This newsletter was created with Smore, an online tool for creating beautiful newsletters for educators, nonprofits, businesses and more

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draw.io is free online diagram software. You can use it as a flowchart maker, network diagram software, to create UML online, as an ER diagram tool, to design database schema, to build BPMN online, as a circuit diagram maker, and more. draw.io can import .vsdx, Gliffy™ and Lucidchart™ files .

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Flowchart Maker & Online Diagram Software

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draw.io is free online diagram software for making flowcharts, process diagrams, org charts, UML, ER and network diagrams

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Welcome to EconoBites. These a 'bite sized' items that you can use with your students.
The Association's Econobites publication, developed by former President Chris Stone, is a practical resources for teachers and students.
The emphasis is on applications of Economics to current situations or events that are relevant to the syllabus content for a particular year.

Year 5 and Year 6 Economics and Business

Building a bridge: This Year 5 'bite' talks about the economics of the new Matagarup Bridge over the Swan River to the Perth Stadium.
Year 5 - Building a bridge
This 'bite' aims to show students that businesses provide goods and services in different ways including at shopping centres via online stores and via click and collect to increase their customer base and to earn revenue.
Year 6 - Click and collect

Year 7 Economics and Business

Social Entrepreneurs : This Year 7 'bite' gets students investigating the entrepreneurial characteristics of young Australian social entrepreneurs who started Orange Sky Laundry and Pollinate Energy.
Year 7 - Social Entrepreneurs

Demand for music: This 'bite' aims to show how businesses respond to the demands of consumers. Students are to interpret information and/or data to identify key relationships and/or trends.
Year 7 - Demand for Music

The world of work: This 'bite' aims to show why individuals work. It explores both the material and non-material reasons why people work. These include earning an income, contributing to an individual's self-esteem and personal satisfaction.
Year 7 - The world of work
Year 8 Economics and Business
Panama disease and banana prices: This Year 8 'bite' aims to relate a commonly used example of the operation of the market to a current 'real world' situation.
Year 8 - Panama disease and banana prices

Bushfires and pome fruit prices: This Year 8 'bite' aims to relate a commonly used example of the operation of the market to a current 'real world' situation.
Year 8 - Bushfires and pome fruit prices

More avo: This Year 8 'bite' talks about the market for avocados and how growers have responded to changes in consumer demand.
Year 8 - More avo

Year 9 Economics and Business

Fast Fashion: This 'bite' aims to show how participants in the global economy are dependent on each other, including the activities of transnational corporations in the supply chains and the impact of global events on the Australian economy

What do we trade with whom?: This Year 9 'bite' aims to engage the students in learning about trade through the use of an online data visualisation tool developed at Harvard's Center for International Development.

Year 9 - What do we trade with whom?

Year 10 Economics and Business

Inflation at the global level: This Year 10 ' bite' aims to enable students to investigate how much inflation varies between countries using the IMF DataMapper.
Year 10 - Inflation at the global level

Unemployment: This Year 10 'bite' gets students thinking about unemployment and how it differs between genders and age groups. It also provides the opportunity to use critical thinking skills to make predictions.
Year 10 - Unemployment

Em and Unem: This Year 10 'bite' allows student's to compare employment and unemployment between states and over time using the BCEC Data Insights platform.
Year 10 - Em and Unem

Unemployment at the global level: This Year 10 'bite' investigates unemployment rates across a range of countries. Students use the IMF DataMapper.
Year 10 - Unemployment at the global level
Year 11 and Year 12 Economics ATAR
This 'bite' aims to examine the impact of rising inflation on the Australian economy. It presents the concept and measurement of inflation, the main sources of inflation and asks students to examine both the impact and policy options to combat inflationary pressures.
Surging Inflation NEW!

Suitable for the Year 12 Unit 3 topics, Pattern of Trade and Balance of Payments, this 'bite' explores the changing pattern of trade in Australia since 2010.
Australia's Trade

This econobite explores Australia's macroeconomic performance since the start of the global pandemic. It looks at changes in Real GDP and spending patterns since 2017. Suitable for Year 11 students studying Australia's macroeconomic performance.
The economy continues to recover after the recession of 2020

Suitable for the Year 12 Unit 3 topic, Free Protection and Trade, this 'bite' aims to explore the impact of China's recent trade protection action on Australian exports.
Chinese Trade Sanctions on Australian Goods

Suitable for the Year 11 Unit 1 topic, Demand, supply and equilibrium, this 'bite' aims to show how price mechanism operates and changes in demand and supply affect market price and quantity.
Ginger prices skyrocket to record highs amid worldwide shortage

Consumer spending during COVID-19: This Year 11 and 12 'bite' investigates how the COVID-19 outbreak is impacting on consumer spending and the effects of the Government's economic policy actions since the outbreak started.
​ Consumer spending during COVID-19
The economic impact of the coronavirus: This Year 11 and 12 'bite' investigates how the COVID-19 outbreak is impacting on the Australian economy. Investigating a current real world event that has been so widely reported 'leverages relevance' to engage students and shows them the importance of Economics knowledge and skills.
​The economic impact of the coronavirus
Panama disease and banana prices: This Year 11 'bite' aims to relate a commonly used example of the operation of the market - a supply shock for an agricultural product - to a current 'real world' situation.
Panama disease and banana prices
Boom, boom?: This Year 11 and 12 'bite' talks about the impact on economic activity of mine expansion in the Pilbara.
Boom, boom

Runway room: This Year 11 and 12 'bite' talks about the impact on economic activity of the proposed extra runway at Perth Airport.
​Runway room
Falling interest rates: This Year 12 'bite' aims to tap into the most current interest rate data. It also takes into consideration development of the skills in Unit 4 of the syllabus.
Falling interest rates

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Welcome to EconoBites. These a 'bite sized' items that you can use with your students. The Association's Econobites publication, developed by former President Chris Stone, is a practical resources for teachers and students. The emphasis is on applications of Economics to current situations or events that are relevant to the syllabus content for a particular year.

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Welcome to Learning at the Mint. On these pages you will find curriculum related school resources for Teachers and some activities, puzzles and games for Students.

You can also visit the Royal Australian Mint with your school. Check out our School and Group Bookings page for availabilities and further information.

If you have any suggestions regarding other information you would like available here, please email our Education Team.

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Welcome to Learning at the Mint. On these pages you will find curriculum related school resources for Teachers and some activities, puzzles and games for Students. You can also visit the Royal Australian Mint with your school. Check out our School and Group Bookings page for availabilities and further information.

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3D Virtual Museum

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As a way of encouraging focused research, or an effective means of summarising or revising a topic, I have coded this facility which allows students to design a virtual, 3D-Animated museum exhibition on a topic or theme of your choice.

I have also designed a markscheme / helpsheet to accompany the activity to make it even simpler to use.

Students have to choose their images and videos carefully: they have space for TEN exhibits only.

Each exhibit should be given a title and a description for maximum educational effect.

When students are finished, they can save their work for future editing, and embed their work into your own website.

Taking it further

The title of the gallery could be an entire topic, or a narrower focus within it. For example, "The German Weimar Republic" could be instead "Culture of the Weimar Republic" or even "The Art of George Grosz".

Consider constructing the title in the form of a question to provide added interest: for example, "What are the main characteristics of...?" or "What were the strengths and weaknesses of ...?".

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As a way of encouraging focused research, or an effective means of summarising or revising a topic, I have coded this facility which allows students to design a virtual, 3D-Animated museum exhibition on a topic or theme of your choice. I have also designed a markscheme / helpsheet to accompany the activity to make it even simpler to use.

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In this tutorial, we'll learn how to use Google Photo Sphere to capture 360-degree photo panoramas and embed them on your website

You use photographs in your stories every day. They help bring a story to life in the way text can't. With better, faster and cheaper mobile technology, journalists are experimenting with panoramas to provide a richer photo experience for their audiences. In this tutorial, we'll highlight Google Photo Sphere, 360-panoramas - think: Google Maps Street View - you can create for free using your Android or iOS device. Once you've made your photo sphere, you can embed it in your web-based stories to provide immersive, engaging story elements.

For this exercise, you'll need an Android (4.4+) or iOS device. If you're using an Android device, make sure to have the Google Camera app installed. If using an iOS device, download the Photo Sphere Camera app from the App Store. You can also create photo spheres with a DSLR camera and third-party panorama software (more info below).

To get started creating photo spheres, first watch the following instructional video:
Create a photo sphere with your Android device:

1. Open the Google Camera app on your device.

2. Swipe to the right and touch Photo Sphere.

3. Hold your device vertically, close to your body.

4. Adjust the camera angle so the blue dot is centered inside the circle. Hold the camera steady until a frame of the scene appears.

5. Rotate yourself and your camera slowly, following the dots through the area you want to capture.

6. Touch the check mark at the bottom of the screen when done.

7. When your photo sphere is done processing, you can view it in your device's gallery.

Create a photo sphere with your iOS device:

1. Open the Photo Sphere Camera app on your phone.

2. Tap the orange camera button.

3. Hold your device vertically, close to your body.

4. Adjust the camera angle so the orange dot is centered inside the circle. Hold the camera steady until a frame of the scene appears.

5. Rotate yourself and your camera slowly, following the dots through the area you want to capture.

6. Touch the check mark at the bottom of the screen when done.

7. When your photo sphere is done processing, you can view it in your device's gallery.

Create a photo sphere with your DSLR camera

1. Take a series of overlapping photos that together cover a full 360 degrees.

2. Make a note of where you've taken the panorama so that you can add this information into the image file later.

3. Using panorama stitching software, create a 360-degree panorama and save the image as a jpeg.

4. Convert your panorama into the photo sphere format using this quick and easy tool, which will add metadata to your panorama.

Tips for capturing great photo spheres

Start capturing your photo sphere around the horizon, then capture above and below

Slightly tilt the phone up or down, keeping your phone in roughly the same location

Capture several photos (most devices will require 10 photos for a full sphere)

You've created your photo sphere, and now you're ready to share it with your audience. Here's how:
Quickly and easily embed a photo sphere on your website

1. Visit your Views profile

2. Click on the photo sphere you'd like to share.

3. Select the Share button in the menu on the right

4. Copy the snippet of code under "Embed this image"

5. Paste the iframe into the source code of your webpage

6. Customize the height and width of the photo sphere directly in the iframe

Create a Google Maps API custom Street View webpage

1. Share the photo sphere saved in your device's photo gallery with yourself.

2. Select "Choose File" and upload that jpeg to the Street Sphere generator.

3. Hit "Upload!" to generate an HTML file of custom Street View code.

Congratulations! You are now ready to create and share photo spheres.

Vanessa Schneider

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Issuu | Create Interactive Flipbooks on our Digital Publishing Platform

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What is the best video converter?

There are many media conversion apps that can help you handle your files with various degrees of success. Finding the tool that does exactly what you need and is better than other options is very tricky. A good video format converter must contain the following key features:

Support for a wide range of video and audio formats

Compatibility with the most popular devices

Fast conversion

Batch video file processing

Pre-conversion video editing

Based on these criteria, Movavi Video Converter can be viewed as one of the best desktop tools to convert videos with speed and ease. It has all the relevant features and more – like finding and adding the right subtitles to your movies.

How can I change a video format?

What are the differences between desktop and online video converters?

Even though desktop and online video converters serve the same basic purpose, which is converting media files, they have quite a few differences. Desktop converters are generally more powerful and more reliable tools with extensive sets of features. These programs also support more formats and offer higher video conversion speeds compared to their online counterparts. Unlike desktop video converters, online services don’t need to be downloaded and installed but usually limit the number of single conversions and the size of files you can add to the software. So, before you convert videos online, consider all the available options and weigh the downsides and benefits of each one.

Is Movavi Video Converter safe?

Yes, the program itself and the Movavi website are completely safe to use. See more details

Can I use Movavi Video Converter to convert audio and images?

Yes, you can. Movavi Video Converter lets you change any file type, whether it’s a video, audio, or image. All you need to do is download the application and follow these simple steps.

Download Movavi Video Converter for Windows

Download Movavi Video Converter for Mac

1. Install and launch the converter.

2. Add your audio or image files into the program window.

3. Select the format into which you want to convert your files.

4. Click the Convert button. The processed files will be ready in just a couple of minutes.

Movavi Video Converter 2022

Processor

Intel®, AMD®, or compatible processor, 1 GHz

Graphics card

NVIDIA® GeForce® series 8, Intel® HD Graphics 2000, AMD Radeon™ R600 or higher graphics card with up-to-date drivers

Display

1280 × 768 screen resolution, 32-bit color

RAM

2 GB for Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, and Windows 11

Hard drive space

120 MB available hard disk space for installation, 750 MB for ongoing operations

* The free version of Movavi Video Converter has the following restrictions: a 7-day trial period; a watermark on output videos; when converting audio files, an ability to convert only half the file length; and, when working in the SuperSpeed mode, an ability to convert only half the video file length. Learn more

Disclaimer. Please be aware that Movavi Video Converter does not allow you to convert copy-protected media files and DVDs.

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Stop Motion Studio is simple to use, deceptively powerful and insanely fun to play with. Create fantastic movies your friends will enjoy or share it with the world on YouTube, Facebook and other sites. Cool themes, titles and sound effects are easy to add, too.

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