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The document provides instructions for students on how to use the Movie Maker program to create a video on a particular topic. It guides students to watch an introductory video on the topic, then outlines steps to import pictures and music into Movie Maker to produce their video, including clicking on start menu, All programs, Movie Maker, and then importing multiple pictures using Ctrl and selecting audio from a music library.
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