Web 2.0 Tool Presentation

1. Windows Movie Maker Web 2.0 Technology Presented by Madelon Reed Gruich IT780 Seminar in Instructional Technology The University of Southern Mississippi April 26, 2010

2. Creating a Movie in Movie Maker is as Easy as 1-2-3 Design and Develop Content, saving files in the designated “Movie” folder Import pictures, background music, etc. into Movie Maker Create and arrange your “story” on the Storyboad; play the movie.

4. Included in Microsoft Windows

5. First version débuted in 2000

6. Packaged with some Windows versions

8. Imported content is organized in Collections

9. Storyboard view – project appears as film strip showing scene in clips

14. Business/Industry use – create presentations for many career-related topics

16. Yields professional results

17. Supports a number of file formats

18. Creates movies by importing existing audio, video, or still pictures

19. Share by attaching to emails

21. Open Movie Maker Collections Tasks Preview Storyboard

22. Import Pictures Select “Pictures” 1 Locate folder with pictures 2 3 Select pictures for movie Click Import 4

23. Import Sound Select “Audio or Music” 1 Locate folder with sound file 2 3 Select and Import 4

24. Drag Pictures to Storyboard Click pictures in Collection pane and drag to Storyboard below

25. Add Sound to Timeline Drag sound file to Audio/Music track on Timeline and adjust by clicking on right of track

26. Create Effects and Transitions 1 Click, select, and drag to the star in each picture on the Storyboard. Click, select, and drag between pictures on Storyboard. 2

27. Create Title Slide 2 1 3

28. Create Credits Slide

29. The Finished Project Storyboard is complete with pictures, sounds, title and credits.

30. Preview & Save 1 Preview, then go to the File menu to save the movie as a project for editing. Publish the movie as a .wmv file for viewing. 2

31. Enjoy the Movie!

33. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/moviemaker/default.mspx

34. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Movie_Maker