iSpring

If you're having trouble inbedding YouTube videos into your Power Points, check this out. iSpring (http://www.ispringsolutions.com/) has a FREE 30 day trial download. It puts YouTube videos in your Power Point presentations with just a few clicks. When you download it, it automatically puts the iSpring toolbar in your Power Point. (It's there EVERY time you open up a new Power Point.) I tried this yesterday with one of my teachers at AMCMS and it's just too stinkin' easy! : )

The website says, "iSpring PowerPoint to Flash converter handles whatever you throw at your PowerPoint slides from animations and transition effects to images and videos which maintain their crisp look throughout the conversion process. The result is a Flash presentation that looks as if it were professionally created just for you. " I couldn't have said it better myself!