Audio & Video RECORDING COLLECTION

To more easily read the power point presentation in these videos they should be played in full screen mode (when the video opens, click on the viewer's lower right corner - there is a little screen with arrows point out-wards). You usually must also turn off any pop-up blockers or allow the full-screen pop-up and then re-click to go full screen. We hope to produce many more videos and of higher production quality in the future that will assist, educate and even amuse you.

Many other very interesting recordings of inventions and inventors can be found by using http://video.google.com/videoadvancedsearch or http://video.yahoo.com/ and don't forget http://www.youtube.com/  ,  http://www.metacafe.com/ ,  http://www.dailymotion.com/us  ,  http://video.aol.com/ ,   and using search term like: invent, inventions, inventor or Utah.  It is also important to do a regular search and include the key word video and your topic this will find many videos on regular websites and that are not in video posting and storaga sites. We also recommend you diligently search for videos of inventions and products like yours or just the general fields of the problem, need or invention you are working on in these and other video sites. The education you might receive could be priceless. If a picture is worth a thousand words, what is a video of it worth? You can also download and burn to a DVD most of these videos for easier viewing on a TV and for your own libaray collection.

You can also present and market your own inventions or show case your activities with a video on these sites for free and you don't need a web site to do it, just include your contact information in the video or description. Don't fail to get legal advice first on what you could or should not disclose if you haven't patented it yet.  If you have a video of your invention and would like it listed here, please contact us - it is a free service for members.

 Dave Morrison gives perhaps the best instruction on patent searching available on the Internet and shows he really loves his work. Drawing upon his many years of experience as librarian over the Government Documents section and the US Patent Depository of the University of Utah's Marriott Library. You will find his presentation extremely helpful and rich with an abundance of links and resources for inventors. Thanks Dave! http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=749919170735360053&ei=1VW_SIDMH6SIrAPt4JDyCA&q=Dave+Morrison&hl=en

myFoxUtah TV13 new story http://www.myfoxutah.com/myfox/pages/Home/Detail;jsessionid=C91A493E1F4880B13CE6A799A60624F3?contentId=5814588&version=4&locale=EN-US&layoutCode=VSTY&pageId=1.1.1&sflg=1 

A very informative KCPW radio enterview dated Oct 15,2007 on what is going on in Utah for inventors. http://www.kcpw.org/download_media/media/audio/Midday%20Metro/101507s5.mp3

KCPW April 14, 2008  http://www.kcpw.org/download_media/media/audio/Midday%20Metro/041408s6.mp3

Michael Mozart Product Guru (the toy channel) Very knowledgeable and humorous to watch his many (64) videos. Gives excellent advice for inventors. Also "Prior Art" expert.
 http://www.youtube.com/user/JeepersMedia

Audio Seminar  "Get your foot in the door...and make millions!"   http://www.inventright.com/freeaudio112807.html

The USPTO can help  (audio interview) http://www.inventright.com/podcasts/john_calvert_uspto_podcast_interview.html

Audio - Stephen Key interviews Big Ideas Group CEO Mike Collins  part 1 & 2  http://www.inventright.com/podcasts/Mike_Collins_CEO_Big_Idea_Group_podcast_interview.html

Woody Norris Discovery Channel http://www.exn.ca/video/?video=exn20050420-airscooter.asx

Woody Norris'  AirScooter take off and land anywhere and great for just flying around in your back yard and anyone can fly it, it's that easy. http://www.airscooter.com/assets/airscooter_flight_vid_320.rm

New invention allow you to climb a wall with ease and speed    http://www.news.com/1606-2_3-6159915.html?tag=vid

Watch numerous short episodes of prototyping and engineering at this great site http://engineeringtv.com/blogs/

Exploring the Process of Inventing NPR radio program (audio only) http://www.npr.org/templates/dmg/popup.php?id=4244180&type=1&date=24-Dec-2004&au=1&pid=43032426&random=2265345232&guid=000958AEAD1A06F000F5C7EF61626364&uaType=WM,RM&aaType=RM,WM&upf=Win32&topicName=Business&subtopicName=Technology&prgCode=TOTN&hubId=-1&thingId=4244179&ssid=&tableModifier=&mtype=WM

A series of 12 video interviews with Elma Farnsworth,  Hear the real story about the inventing of the television, great challenges and difficulties are a part of every great inventors life http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2234469579767309183

Click on the link below to see the most up to date and complete list of the many videos produced by us UtahInventor.org. They may be downloaded to your computer using "Realplayer" and burned to a DVD for watching on a TV. Check back often as this list will continue to grow and the quality will also improve.   http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=utahinventor.org&filter=0&start=0

If we are missing anything or you feel something should be added please email Jake_Vandermeide@msn.com

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	Part 1: Vaughn W. North, Patent Attorney and Foundation Chairman, - "Foundation Overview and discussion of Independent and Student Inventor Programs" http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-777707760782827894
	Part 2. Brian Cummings, Director of U of U Technology Commercialization Office,  - "University Inventor Overview" http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2151477905959045553
	Part 3. Rod Linton, worked for IBM before leaving to found IOMEGA, many years ago was Director of Utah's Inventors Assistance Service then becoming Director of The Centers of excellence Program and then Director Utah's Community And Economic Development and is now Director of Battelle. - Rod has a wealth of experience and wisdom that he shared in his topic "Corporate Inventor Overview" http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5698590672686562966
	Part 4. Karen Gunn, Division Chair on Business Outreach, Small Business Development Center at the Salt Lake Community College  - "Inventor Support" http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7904185595203398599
	Part 5. Dr. Brent Strong, Director of BYU Rapid Product Realization Program (only part of his great presentation was successfully recorded, we will try to make a replacement in the future). http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-657151456282140266
	Part 6. Dave Sorensen, Director of Utah MEP, "Manufacturer/Inventor Interactions" http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6986034096397673687
	Part 7. Ted McAleer, Executive Director of USTAR, "Inventor Support by State Agencies" http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4263960181435488771
	Part 8. Dr. Dinesh Patel, vSpring Capital and Founder Inventor, his topic"Supporting the Inventor Community" http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3627930964480073715
	Part 9. Independent Inventors committee headed by Vaughn North and Jake Van der meide. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6768748121402945352

Short video: The basics -doing a patent search using the USPTO Classifcation System   http://www.youtube.com/watch_fullscreen?video_id=pQmuE5kzkzo&l=322&t=OEgsToPDskJZB-sqOVGlgFbITmVISl-_&soff=1&sk=BsVS2YkXnZy7OvQYVheGMQC&fs=1&title=Patent%20Searching%20for%20ME%3A%20part%201