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Explains how to trim the beginning and end of a movie or clip in Apple's QuickTime Player on a Mac using Edit > Trim and the yellow handles on the trimming bar. Includes a video tutorial and a tip for frame-precise edits. For faculty, staff, and students editing video on a Mac.

Step-by-step guide to recording an iPad screen as a screencast using QuickTime Player on a Mac, connecting the iPad over its charging cable and using File > New Movie Recording with the iPad selected as the camera input. Includes teaching strategies and a video tutorial. For faculty, staff, and students recording iPad screencasts on a Mac.

Explains how to combine multiple video files into a single movie in Apple's QuickTime Player on a Mac by adding clips to the end, beginning, or middle of a movie using View > Show Clips and the Edit menu. Includes a video tutorial. For faculty, staff, and students editing video on a Mac.

Explains how to split a single video into multiple clips in Apple's QuickTime Player on a Mac using View > Show Clips and Edit > Split Clip, then rearrange the clips. Includes a video tutorial. For faculty, staff, and students editing video on a Mac.

Explains why macOS repeatedly prompts for a keychain password, which usually happens when the account password no longer matches the login keychain password, and points to Apple's instructions for updating the keychain password or creating a new login keychain. Applies to anyone using a Mac.

How Bowdoin students can get Apple hardware repair support for a Bowdoin-issued laptop or iPad while studying abroad. Covers contacting Bowdoin IT, reaching Apple Support internationally, finding an Authorized Service Provider, and what to do when no Apple service is available nearby.

Provides Bowdoin IT's recommended specifications for purchasing a personal Apple Mac laptop through Apple's education discount store, and a direct link to the Bowdoin Apple Store for Education. For faculty and staff purchasing a personal computer; includes a note clarifying that students receive a Bowdoin-issued MacBook Pro and iPad mini and do not need to purchase their own.

Explains that Bowdoin faculty, staff, and students are eligible to purchase personal computers from Dell and Apple at an academic discount. Directs users to the individual Dell and Apple purchase articles for details.