1. WINDOWS MOVIE MAKER Presentation by Kathryn Kilkenny and Ashley Beahm

2. Preview Window Task Manager Collections (Download area) Story Board (Build area)

3. Save Project  This file can still be edited but you must maintain the path to your files. If you imported pics/videos from a flash drive, you will need that flash drive to continue your project.

4. Finish Movie  This will export your movie into.wmv file (Windows Media File)  Do not need to maintain path to files.

5. Student Projects Easy 1 Planning day 1 Computer day Moderate 1 Planning days 1 - 2 Computer days Involved 2 Planning days 2 Computer/Camera days Teacher creates a resource pack with pictures, audio, and video. Save the “pack” under the student drive. Students use a story board to create project plan adding their own text and narration. Students create movie. Students use a story board to create project plan adding their own text and narration. Students put together their own resource pack for homework or in class. Save everything to a flash drive. Students create movie. Students use a story board to create project plan adding their own text and narration. Students take their own pictures and/or record their own videos. Students create movie.

6. I recommend…..  Give students a job  Concept Manager – Create basic storyboard  Visual Manager - Pictures and videos  Effects Manager - Transitions and text slides  Auditory Manager – Narration and music  If students are creating their own videos, allow them one day to shoot (10 to 20 minutes each). Then download their videos to your computer. Videos will load in Movie Maker and create a finished movie of all of their clips. Save this to their student number and they can import it to their project.

7.  Show resource pack