1. Before you start with Photo Story You Must… Finish and type your summaries Find the pictures that you want to use –Make sure that you title each picture by the name of the art work –Create a citation for each picture in Easybib and put it on your works cited list. Save these pictures and your works cited into your group common folder.

2. PhotoStory 3 Tutorial

3. When you open PhotoStory3 to can begin a new project, edit a project already started or just view creations. Click NEXT once you have made a selection from the above.

4. You may import pictures from My Pictures on your computer Or create something in PowerPoint – save the slides as jpegs and then import those pictures. Either way pictures will be imported through the Import Pictures Button.

5. Continue importing pictures till you have all the ones you want for your story.

6. Drop and drag the pictures in the order you want them on the filmstrip bar. The picture you move will be highlighted in blue. Click Next when you have them in the order you want.

7. Click on each picture to add text and change effects. Click on the A button to select font color an style. Use these sets of buttons for text justification and location on picture. Type desired text in this box. Use this tool to add any effects to the picture. Do this with every picture and then click Next when finished.

8. On each picture you will need… The parenthetical citation for the artwork You will need to have created your works cited first! To figure out your parenthetical citation Look at the far left of the citation: Strozzi, Zanobi, and Fra Angelico. The Nativity. 1435-40. The Metropolitian Museum of Art, New York. Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History. Metropolitan Museum of Art, 13 Nov. 2012. Web. 29 Nov. 2012.. Put whatever is in the far left in parenthesis Your citation will look like this: (Strozzi) Put your citation on the slide with the photo.

9. On this page you can record Narration. Use this button to record. Use this button to stop. Use this button to delete Type prompts in box to read for each picture. Preview using this button When finished click Next.

10. Use this section to create music. To import music from your computer select this button. To create your own music select this button.

11. When creating music, students can select a genre, style, bands and moods. They can also select a tempo and intensity. They can then play it to listen to their selection and either keep it or change it. This is truly custom music.

12. You are now finished and need to select what you want to do with your project.

13. I suggest you place a copy on your computer. Browse to specify the location to save. It may be wise to create a PhotoStory Folder. These are usually very large files. Click Next.

14. Your saveing process will begin.

15. When finished you will see the screen below. You will be able to view your story or create another. Click Exit to close.

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