Meograph is a tool for creating multimedia stories using images, videos, text, narration, and Google Maps. It allows the creation of a timeline of "Moments", each containing different media elements. Creating a quality Meograph takes time and practice, from organizing media, storyboarding the narrative, and spending time on each Moment. The process involves setting up an account, adding an introductory photo, and then building the story Moment by Moment using different elements like photos, locations on a map, text, and recorded narration. Once complete, the Meograph can be played, edited, and shared.

1. Using Meograph toUsing Meograph to
Create MultimediaCreate Multimedia
StoriesStories

2. Introduction to MeographIntroduction to Meograph
 Meograph,Meograph, www.meograph.comwww.meograph.com, a tool for, a tool for
creating four-dimensional storiescreating four-dimensional stories
 Images and videosImages and videos
 Text and narrationText and narration
 Google MapsGoogle Maps
 TimelineTimeline
 Meographs can be shared or embeddedMeographs can be shared or embedded
 Meographs are time-consuming and requireMeographs are time-consuming and require
practice to createpractice to create

3. Steps for Creating a MeographSteps for Creating a Meograph
 Set up an accountSet up an account
 Organize the media you want to useOrganize the media you want to use
 Storyboarding the Meograph in advance isStoryboarding the Meograph in advance is
helpfulhelpful
 Be prepared to spend some time at itBe prepared to spend some time at it

4. When you start a new Meograph,
this is the screen that opens. Start
by typing the title.
First, click on Introduction and add a photo that
you want your viewer to see as the Meograph
opens.

5. This window opens when you add a photo, whether it’s
the introduction or an element in a “Moment.”

6. Meographs consist of a series of “Moments.” Each
Moment can have an image or a video, a narration,
text, and a Google Map location. You can complete
all elements of a Moment at the same time or at
different times.

7. To add the Google Map,
simply type the city and
country in the Where box.
Use the Display time box on the photo to set how
long you want the photo to be visible.

8. To add text, simply type what you want in the Text
box in the controls column.

9. To add a narration, click the Narration button.
Allow Meograph to use your microphone. Click the
red Record button. Watch it as it counts down,
then speak.

10. ConclusionConclusion
 Once you’ve added all your Moments, yourOnce you’ve added all your Moments, your
Meograph is finished!Meograph is finished!
 To make sure it’s working correctly, click onTo make sure it’s working correctly, click on
Introduction to take it back to theIntroduction to take it back to the
beginning, then Play to the right of thebeginning, then Play to the right of the
MeographMeograph
 You can edit your Meograph by clicking theYou can edit your Meograph by clicking the
Edit buttonEdit button