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This document provides instructions for students to create a book trailer using PowerPoint and Windows Movie Maker. It outlines the steps to import slideshow pictures and music, arrange the slides and music on a timeline in Movie Maker, add video transitions between slides, preview and save the finished trailer. The overall goal is for students to develop their independent reading skills and learn how to create and share book recommendations in a new format.

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Create engaging learning objects with EdPuzzle. It is a free, web-based resource allows you to transform online videos from passive into interactive events by • adding audio and text comments to a video. • adding open-ended questions. • adding multiple-choice questions. • replacing the existing audio track with your own voice to customize the learning experience. Quickly create for different levels. • Use the duplication feature to quickly create similar learning objects for different levels. Works from the web or in an LMS. • Link from a web page or embed in an LMS course.

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