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Philadelphia or Washington D.C. Memorials ProjectsContents:
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Research Process · use of Noodle Tools · print sources-minimum of 2 · electronic sources-minimum of 4 · note cards-minimum of 30 · website evaluations completed for all sources · bibliography- minimum of 10 sources · minimum of 6 sources used in imovie and essay- indicate with a (*) on bibliography |
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Storyboard · completed thoughtfully and demonstrates a clear plan |
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Collaboration With Members of Group
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iMovie Product · length- minimum of 5 minutes · sound- voiceover and music · relevant images on each frame · integration of video clip · text- titles and captions |
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Essay · introduction includes a thesis statement which states a position · at least 3 paragraphs support position · body paragraphs include history, current information, and overall significance of the site · organized paragraphs with clear topic sentences · logical transitions connect ideas · strong conclusion restates thesis statement · accurate conventions · correct use of internal citation |
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· Creativity |
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I-Movie Quick Tips
This Quick Tip guide highlights the most common questions and issues during your first experience with I-Movie in Science Class. Use this as a reminder and reference.
* When you open I-Movie for the first time, remember to name your project with a name that you can easily identify with. Know the number of your "Project Computer".
* Work on one section at a time - as you plan your movie it would be helpful to you if you divided your I-Movie into sections and complete one section at a time before moving to a new section -this means adding all audio, text/transitions, and still pictures. FOLLOW YOUR STORY BOARD AND COMPLETE EACH SECTION IN FULL BEFORE MOVING ON.
* People who are not working on the I-Movie at any given time should be productive by finding pictures, saving to the flash drive to be ready to upload. They may also be finding music, planning text, or rehearsing for self-recording - Every group member should be working on a task!!
* You can add pictures, audio, text, and/or transitions to your movie.
Pictures:
Open I-Photo and place all your photos in I-Photo - either from your flash drive or from your shared folder. DO NOT paste your photo to a word document - it will make moving it to the project more difficult. Save photos in your global share folder or on your flash drive directly. Note: Your pictures should be JPEG or they may not transfer into the project
To add pictures to your project, click on the “Photos” icon in the media bar.
This will open the menu, which allows you to import from your iPhoto library.
To bring a photo into your movie, click on the image you would like to insert and a blue outline will appear around the photo. Click and drag the photo into your project. The green bar will appear to indicate where you are about to place the photo.
Once you have inserted photos, you can fit, crop, rotate, or apply the Ken Burns effect. To add
special settings, select the “Crop” button; this will prompt you to then select a photo to crop.
By default, photos inserted are set to appear in the movie project for 4 seconds. To adjust the duration of your photos, first select the photo and then click on the clock icon in the bottom-left corner of the photo. This will open a window that allows you to adjust the duration of the photo.
3. February 2010 Team 8C & Mrs. koniushesky
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| Research Essay Assignment.doc | 27 KB |
| IMovie Quick Tips.doc | 176.5 KB |
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