• Create your title slides
• Watch the video Section H:  Adding titles and credits. Item 1 – Adding title text Pt1

 Edit your video

• Make sure your slides appear for long enough for the reader to see them
• Watch the video Section D: Working with projects – Item 10 & 14. Surveying the timeline
• Tip: You’ll probably need to expand your information slides.  Go to the timeline.  Click and drag your clip to the right to make your clip play for longer.

Record your voice

• In Windows Movie Maker go to Tools and then select Narrate Timeline.  Then press Start Narration.  Read your information as you watch the slides play.  When you’re finished press Stop Narration.  Click OK to save.  You should now be able to hear yourself over the top of your slides.
• If you don’t have a microphone on your computer we can do this part at school.
• It will be great to listen to these at the end of the year!

Publish your video

• Publish your video to your computer
• Watch the video Section J: Saving as a movie. – Item 1. Saving a movie file Pt1
• Insert your thumb drive into the usb port on your computer.  Go to the file you saved on your computer.  Copy the file to your flash drive.

If you don’t have it then you can download it here. Downloading is easy. Click on the link that says download. Usually the icon is big. If you not sure, please ask me.

Why don’t you try-

• Recording yourself reading a story and then listen to yourself
• Recording the conversation at dinner and then writing the main things you discussed
• Recording the noises of an animal and transcribing what the said
• Putting together noises and making a new language from them

Click here for a reminder of how to use the sound recording program.

Put YOUR IDEAS AND TIPS in the COMMENTS section at the bottom of this entry.

1. Read the tips here.
2. Take photos of any animals around your home or area
3. Bring in your best photo