FRIDAY:PART 3: MOVIE MAKER

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Transitions
2. Text
3. Sound recording(You record it)
4. Sound
5. Export(Save as a movie)

MOVIEMAKER: PART 2

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Create a folder with your name and topic( Actions in present/ actions in past/ future actions/ conditional actions)

2. Download 5 pictures and save them in your folder
3. Open Moviemaker, or download it
4. Save Proyect with your name and topic in the folder created
5. Design text for every picture(Agregar texto)
6. Save the information all the time
7. Apply transitions.

Movie maker Rubric

https://www.dropbox.com/s/qrhfmu3hpjlnwbl/DST%20Movie%20Maker%20Rubric%5B1%5D.pdf

I. MOVIEMAKER

I. See the Moviemaker Tutorial and follow instructions
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vh82WqBQ_2c
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vh82WqBQ_2c

1. What do you understand by moviemaker?
2. How many versions are there?
3. How many files do you need?

Answers:

Movie Maker is a software that allows you to create and edit videos. This program is manufactured by Microsoft Windows and is available for free. Movie Maker is non-linear editing software, which means that the original file that was placed on your hard drive will not be modified in any way. Movie Maker creates its own distinct video file while you are editing, so that if you want, you can create several different movies using the same footage. Various features of Movie Maker include time line narration, effects, audio track, transitions, titles and credits.

The first version of Movie Maker was released in 2000. The release of Movie Maker version 1.0 coincided with the release of Windows ME. Windows 2000 came out the same year as Windows ME, but Movie Maker was not included with this operating system.

Version 1.1 of Movie Maker came out with Windows XP, which was released in 2001. The main changes from version 1 to 1.1 were the ability to create WMV 8 and DV AVI movies. By November 2002, Movie Maker versions 2.0 and 2.1 were released, both of which included various new features. In 2005, Windows XP Media Center Edition was released. In conjunction with that operating system, Movie Maker version 2.5 was released, which added the ability to burn DVDs and a few new transitions.

Windows Vista

Windows Vista was released in 2006 and with this new operating system came a new version of Movie Maker. Movie Maker version 6.0 includes new transitions and effects and support for the file format DVR-MS. DVR-MS is the default format that Windows Media Center records television in. If you have Windows Vista Ultimate or Premium installed on your computer, then your copy of Movie Maker can capture video from HDV camcorders. Unfortunately, Movie Maker version 6.0 does not allow users to import video from webcams, analog camcorders, or VCRs.

Windows 7

Windows 7 was released in 2009. This operating system came with Windows Live Movie Maker, which is a completely different version than Movie Maker. Windows Live Movie Maker does, however, support Movie Maker files.

Movie Maker

When you open Movie Maker, you will see two different views. There is a storyboard view and a time line view. The storyboard view displays your video as a film strip, which shows the different scenes of each clip. Both of these views show a video bar, an audio bar and a titles bar. With each bar, you have the ability to edit different clips using those features. While you are able to edit each clip independently and apply different features to that specific clip, Movie Maker will combine these clips to play them together seamlessly.

Depending upon the version of Movie Maker that you have, there will be up to 63 transitions and 49 effects available. These features are placed into their own folders. To utilize any of the effects or transitions, all you have to do is drag and drop them onto the select video clip.

WEB 2.0

CREATE A CHART IN WORD AND UPLOAD TO DROPBOX AND COPY AND PASTE THE LINK IN YOUR BLOG.

1. THE CHART MUST HAVE A COMPARISON BETWEEN:
   Web 1.0      and Web 2.0 in the following aspects:

Writing mode/ Content/ State of the information/Access/Structure/kind of people use it

I. CREATE YOUR WEBPAGE

1. WHAT IS FREEWEBS??? GOOGLE AND WRITE YOUR COMMENTS IN THE BLOG(Short definition)

II. Watch Tutorial

I. Watch tutorial

II: Follow the tutorial instructions to create your free webs, en
www.freewebs.com or www.webs.com
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2fK8GkzT_4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2fK8GkzT_4


- Create a personal webpage
- Activate all the tools

1. - The title can be related to any of the following topics: Tecnology, Vacation, Travelling, Health, Accidents, Hobbies, Shopping, Hobbies.

III. In this entry, copy and paste the  Freeweb link

IV. Work on your Freeweb:
    Attach video, music, picture

V. Create activities for fictitious student, add photos.
     Create Forum, and complete all the items

INSTRUCTIONS: jQUIZ (Last Activity)

1. CREATE A JQUIZ.

5 QUESTIONS
1 IMAGE, in the first question
1 Audio link only in the title or introduction, in the second question
Choose Multiple choice

TOPICS: 1.Modal verbs/2. Quantifiers/ 3. Family members/4. Locations /5. Describing people

ACTIVITY 3: JQUIZ(Last)

1. See the following tutorial (5 minutes)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9vGxuvYSlY&feature=related

ACTIVITY 2: Jmatching

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. See the example:
  http://hotpot.uvic.ca/wintutor6/tutorial.htm

2. Create Jmatching.
  Topics: Illnesses /Food

Add colour, time, picture, audio