This document provides an introduction to Microsoft PhotoStory 3 and outlines its various features. It discusses importing photos, adding titles, effects and narration to slides. It also covers customizing motion by zooming in/out and panning across photos. Additional features mentioned include adding background music, saving projects as both project files and movies, and uploading movies to YouTube. Links are provided for tutorials and case studies on using PhotoStory 3 for assessment and developing skills like critical thinking.

1. Introduction to Microsoft PhotoStory 3

2. An introduction to Microsoft PhotoStory 3 To develop critical thinking To encourage research To develop writing skills To develop oral skills To encourage logical skills To develop personal perspective To share experience

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4. Begin a new story

5. Import your Photos

6. Import your Photos

7. Import your Photos

8. Import your Photos: arrange order

9. Basic photo editing tools

10. Add titles and photo effects

11. Add narration to your slides Script for Audio Narration

12. Customise motion

13. Customise motion: Zoom out/in Zoom out

14. Customise motion: Pan across

15. Add background music

16. Save your project

17. Save your story

18. Your project file and your movie file

19. Uploading to YouTube http://bit.ly/hughps

20. Alternative formats: MP4 for mobile local playback

21. JISC Funded Reflect 2.0 Project http://www.ireflect.leeds.ac.uk/

22. Assessment through multimedia creation – Case Study http://good.group.shef.ac.uk/wiki/index.php/Assessment_through_multimedia_creation

23. A quick video overview of PhotoStory 3 http://www.rsc-ne-scotland.org.uk/learntech/?p=207

24. PhotoStory 3 Tutorial http://content.yudu.com/Library/A1n84r/microsoftphotostory3/resources/index.htm