This panel is for the selection of the individual clips and images

imported into the library. They can be viewed by dragging them over
to the top left box, where they can be briefly cut and placed into the
timeline for further manipulation. Files can be imported manually in
the usual fashion, or with a simple click and drag method. Below is
what a clip will look like once dragged onto the timeline from the
preview panel at the top left of the screen (by default). It can now
be moved left to right, as well as up and down for different layers. It
can also be cut, shortened, split, lengthened and deleted from the
timeline as an individual clip, and will play through, along with the
other clips, in order of placement for a video (press enter to render).
This panel (top left) is used to view the clip selected from the library.
You can scrub through the clip, selecting a start and end point for a
quick cut and selection of the segment you wish to incorporate into
the video, and then dragging it to the timeline in the desired place.
There are basic buttons to select below the media which allow for
pausing, playing, cutting and navigating through the clip. Using the
razor tool allows for the ability to cut a clip into smaller clips, so
cutting directly in the middle of a clip on the timeline splits that clip
into two individual clips, this allow for another clip to be placed
between this sever of the once whole clip, or the very small slices
can be deleted in places to allow for choppy or jumpy footage to
simulate time passing, or to speed up an event or action. It also
means that effects can be added that dont affect the whole
sequence and just the individual segments; although it may look like
one continuous stream of clips, they are individual.

I have only been using a few tools for the editing so far. The cursor
allows for selection of clips and objects, as well as navigation of the
timeline and moving clips around.
The razor tool allows for cutting, separating and slicing clips into
smaller individual clips, which can mean that text, effects and other
clips can be placed in the midst of a large shot.
The hand and magnifying glass have not been of use to me
personally, as I magnify my timeline by scrolling ontop of the bar at
the bottom of the timeline, and I navigate with the slider above.
This is what
the path to
exporting
the
document
as an
uploadable
video (to
YouTube)
looks like.
The settings
can be
changed
based on
preference,
but for
continuity I
will leave
them in this
state.