Here are three ways that you can make a video quickly in the classroom
a) Record yourself speaking using your cell phone
This is by far the simplest way. Record yourself talking about a project on your cell phone and download the movie on to your computer.
b) Use Photostory 3 and save it as a movie
Photostory 3 is a free programme that comes with Windows. If you have just photos and you want to add narration to the photos this is the programme for you to use. You can also add text to the photos
Here is a tutorial for using Photostory 3 from the Partners in Learning UK YouTube channel
c) Use Windows Live Windows Movie Maker
c) Use Windows Live Windows Movie Maker
If you have a PowerPoint you would like to use you can easily create this into a Windows Movie Maker video. In addition to the PowerPoint you can use extra photos, video clips, music and narration if you want to.
This is a typical Windows Live Movie Maker interface.
If you look at the image above you’ll see that there is a place that says ‘Add videos and photos’. After you do this the media clips appear on the timeline on the right hand side. Then after that you add as many effects as you like. You can even add titles and credits to your movie. This video from Microsoft gives the overall perspective
Let's do this step by step
a) Create a PowerPoint about your project.
b) Save each slide on your PowerPoint as a separate JPEG or PNG file.
If you are not sure how to turn each slide into a picture here is a PDF that someone created showing you the steps to saving each slide as an image http://www.rcs.k12.va.us/glms/ppt2video.pdf
c) These slides are now separate images so save them to Windows Live Movie maker in the normal way.
d) If you have any movie clips you want to add do this now and place the clips exactly where you want them to be.
e) Now add sound to your search bar on your computer. Just ask for Sound Recorder - it is part of Windows. It will appear immediately. as shown below.
(Another way to do this would be to download a free programme called Audacity and save your words as MP3 files. Add them to Windows Live Movie maker where it says 'Add music'.)
f) Once you have added the sound to all the parts where you want a sound, save the completed file as a movie on your computer.
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