Importing Video into Photo Story
Hi Everyone,
I'm a HS Technology teacher and for the past 3+ I have been using Microsoft's Photo Story 3. Several years ago, one of my students somehow imported a video clip into PS but for the life of me I can't remember how she did it (although I seem to recall she might have used Movie Maker). Any suggestions?
On another note, for those of you that are using PS or creating digital stories I would like to know what kinds of themes you used successfully. Thanks in advance for any help
I'm a HS Technology teacher and for the past 3+ I have been using Microsoft's Photo Story 3. Several years ago, one of my students somehow imported a video clip into PS but for the life of me I can't remember how she did it (although I seem to recall she might have used Movie Maker). Any suggestions?
On another note, for those of you that are using PS or creating digital stories I would like to know what kinds of themes you used successfully. Thanks in advance for any help
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Permalink Reply by Susan on -
Hi Rich ~
I've used Photo Story 3 and have imported the story in to moviemaker to add videos to my stories. I do not think that PS3 supports video files. Hope that helps. We use PS3 for sharing digital scrapbooks (7th grade social studies; Road trip across America project).
S
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Permalink Reply by Rich Ruggeri on -
Thanks Susan. The Road Trip Across America looks like a great idea
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Permalink Reply by Steve Dickie on
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I've used Photostory for Astronomy projects. I have no idea how to import videos in. I be she did use MovieMaker and imported her PhotoStory into MM and then also imported video clips.
Here's my favorite one. The student put on a fake accent for the narration:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGurLRojlP8
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Permalink Reply by Rich Ruggeri on
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Yeah, that's my thinking too. Slick video and nice accent!
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