The sights, sounds and action of a movie are a great way grab your students' attention and bring subjects to life. But who has time to teach and make movie magic? You do - with Windows Movie Maker. In just minutes, you can turn photos and video clips on any subject into interesting movies with special effects, sounds, and captions. Then share them with your class, on the Web, or DVDs so everyone can enjoy.
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The simple, easy, fast way to make movie magic in class
It takes just a few minutes to import still pictures, video clips, and music from your PC to Windows Movie Maker and create a polished movie. You can also create artistic flair with easy-to-use video editing enhancements, such as black-and-white output and a variety of visual effects. Then follow the step-by-step instructions to publish and share via the Web, mobile device, or a DVD.
Engage, entertain, and educate by creating movies to teach varied subjects:
Have historical events come alive with period music, fashion, and architecture
Illustrate complex development stages in science by morphing a series of pictures together to show process
Demonstrate things and concepts that you can’t bring to class
Create lively class discussions by sharing classic movie clips and relating them to current events
Inspire everyone to give their best with a star turn in the class movie
Help encourage the next generation of producers, writers, directors, and actors
System requirements:
Operating system: 32- or 64-bit version of Windows 7, or 32- or 64-bit version of Windows 8 Release Preview, or Windows Server 2008 R2.
Processor: 1.6 GHz or higher with SSE2 support. SSE2 is supported on Pentium 4 processors or newer, and AMD K8 processors or newer.
Memory: 1 GB of RAM or higher
Resolution: 1024 × 576 minimum
Internet connection: Online services require dial-up or high-speed Internet access (provided separately—local or long-distance charges might apply). High-speed Internet access is recommended for some features.
Graphics card: Windows Movie Maker requires a graphics card that supports DirectX 10 or higher and Shader Model 2 or higher.
Resources
Windows Movie Maker Teaching Guide
Tips for getting started with Windows Movie Maker in your classroom.
Windows Movie Maker in the classroom
Microsoft Education page about Windows Movie Maker, with tips and guidance for teachers.
Tell a story with Windows Movie Maker
To develop perspective and learn storytelling, children can create movies with images and text from their day's activities and then share them on the web.
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