Edtc 6323 lab1_ppt_noe_granado

WINDOWS MOVIE MAKER

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Making Your Project, Come To LiveAn E-Learning Course To Get You Started

Created By: Noe Granado

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INTRUCTIONAL GOAL• After completing this course, teachers will be able to use

Interactive Multimedia using Movie Maker in which they will be able to create a project and add Video/Pictures.

INTENDED AUDIENCE• K-12 Teachers

LEARNING ENVIRONMENT• Teacher will learn how to use Windows Movie Maker through

an E-Learning Environment. http://windowsmoviemakercourse.weebly.com/

• The skills will be carried out in the classroom.

Hi!, my name is Noe, in this instructional unit you will be creating a

Windows Movie Maker project……. Follow the instructions and you will be on your way to making your projects

come to live!

Remember that I will be with you through the process of completing this course. I’ll provide you with as much as information as I can in order to assure that you succeed. Make sure you read my introduction through the Blabberize and complete the anticipation guide, before continuing this course.

BlabberizeAnticipation Guide |

Keep in mind that Windows Movie Maker is already pre-installed in your computer, if you are using Windows Operating System. If for any reason your computer does not have the program, then you can download it for free, from microsoft.com, otherwise follow these steps to start Windows Movie

Step One: Import Video Clips and PicturesClick on “start”Select “Windows Movie Maker”

Remember to Familiarized Yourself with the Menu Bar,

before you continue…

Once you have spent time familiarizing yourself with the menu bar, then you are ready to continue. If you are interested in making this instructional unit personal, then have ready some personal/student pictures and a video clip of your family/students. This will personalize this project, making it your own. Keep in mind that Windows Movie Maker has two of views: Storyboard View & Timeline View. For the purpose of this section you will use “StoryBoard View”. Before finalizing this section, feel free to add as many pictures/videos as you want. All imported images/video clips, go into a “Collections Folder”.

Ok! Lets make sure you are

comprehending…….Answer the question

below….Good Luck!

As you are familiarizing yourself with Windows Movie Maker, When you import video clips and graphic they go straight to the 1. Collections folder2. Storyboard3. Timeline4. Movie

You’re doing great! Lets create and save a project…..

Click on “File” “Save Project” “File name: MyFirstMovie” “Save”Make sure that you Click on save every time you make a change

Saving the project:

Now that you’ve created a project….lets add

picture(s)….

IMPORT PICTURE(S): (Supported File Extensions/Formats .bmp, .dib, .emf, .gif, .jfif, .jpe, .jpg, .png, .tif, .tiff and .wmf)

Click on “Import Pictures”

Select the Picture file(s)

Drag Picture to “StoryBoard”

Now that you’ve imported pictures….lets add video(s)

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IMPORT VIDEO CLIP (S): (Supported File Extensions/ Formats:.asf, .avi, .m1v, .mp2, .mp2v, .mpe, .mpeg, .mpg, .mpv2, .wm, .wmv and dvr-ms)

Click on “Import Video”

Select the video file(s)

Drag Video to “StoryBoard”

GREAT JOB! You have completed this instructional tutorial! Remember to

switch to “TimeLine View” if you are interested in Editing the Pictures/Videos

Don’t forget to click on “Save” to assure that you don’t lose you progress, in

case of a power outage!

Ok! Lets make sure you are

comprehending…….Answer the question

below….Good Luck!

When you drag video clips and graphics to the timeline in which mode can you edit them?

1. Timeline mode2. Storyboard mode3. Movie Maker mode4. Edit movie mode 

Congratulations! You have created you own movie using Windows Movie Maker. Use the rubric to Score your

knowledge, and you did great throughout this Instructional Unit! Don’t

forget to take the Anticipations Guide Performance

This instructional unit was intended for you, to encourage integration of technology in the classroom and lead students to use their creativity during instruction. Let us finalize our Windows Movie Maker project by clicking on the “save” icon and exit Windows Movie Maker