Clipchamp is now part of the Microsoft 365 for Education Suite
The integration has been teased by the company for some time.
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As we suspected a while ago, Microsoft integrated Clipchamp into Microsoft 365 for Education. This game-changing tool for the educational sector aims to enhance learning experiences and prepare students for a digital future.
Microsoft’s acquisition of Clipchamp wasn’t just a business move but a step towards enriching its ecosystem with more creative tools. Initially available to personal and business customers, Clipchamp’s expansion into the education sector was eagerly anticipated. Although slightly delayed, its launch is perfectly timed for the 2024 school year.
In a blog post, the Redmond-based tech giant shows how it enhanced Clipchamp as more than just a video editor. It’s a suite of tools designed to foster communication skills crucial for success in the classroom and in the workplace. Its drag-and-drop features simplify video creation, making it accessible for all skill levels.
Whether for lesson plans, presentations, or creative exploration, Clipchamp offers a wide range of resources, including video clips, images, voiceovers, and animations.
For those who are wondering, yes, Clipchamp is easily accessible. Whether using a Windows 10 PC or the latest Windows 11, downloading it from the Microsoft Store or finding it via the taskbar is a breeze. It’s also available online for those who prefer working directly from a browser.
The recent updates to Clipchamp have been nothing short of impressive. Features like adding audio recordings and the AI-powered Silent Removal show Microsoft’s commitment to making video editing as intuitive and efficient as possible.
With tools like the webcam and screen recorder, creating instructional content has never been easier or more creative. And let’s not forget the teleprompter feature, which is a boon for anyone looking to practice public speaking.
Microsoft’s integration of Clipchamp into its 365 Education suite is a testament to its vision for a future where digital skills are paramount.
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