【正文】 g able to do so in the context of copyright and fair use.Why implement a digital storytelling program?Differentiating Instruction187。 product according to students39。 One of the ways to move from data to understanding is to tell the story and make the relevant connections187。 Digital video editing programs are higherorder applications187。 Author of DigiTales: The Art of Telling Digital Stories167。 Multiple points of view are presented167。 Select and research a topic167。 gather research and maintain a working/annotated bibliography167。 Prepare for interviews 167。 prepare interview questions167。 Gather media resources167。 video167。 Tell the story167。 develop “point of view”167。 Production167。 add special media effects, transitions, audiovisual extras, etc.167。 Share the final products167。 Stories from one image187。 Stories from a sequence of images with specified persona187。 Stories from a muted video clip or sequence of images with background sound187。 Stories with studentfound images and studentcreated narrativeFinding ResourcesGathering media contentunitedstreaming187。 Search for editable clips 167。 Audio .mp3 files167。 Import media into Windows Movie MakerLibrary of Congress187。 167。 Moving Images187。 Audio187。 Audio187。 Video187。 Educational ResourcesSound Resources187。 187。 187。 187。 187。 Getting Started187。 Digital cameras for still and video images167。 Microphones167。 Software167。 Word processing software167。 Inter accessVideo Editing Software Packages187。 Pinnacle Systems Studio DV187。 Pinnacle Systems Dazzle 187。 Adobe Premiere187。 Cyberlink’s PowerDirector187。 Roxio VideoWave187。 FactoryCyberlink’s 187。 Sonic MyDVD187。 Collection187。 MovieMoving Between Media CollectionsProject187。 A saved project file in Windows Movie Maker has an .mswmm file name extension. 187。 A movie is the final project you save by using the Save Movie Wizard. 187。 The saved movie can be watched in a media player, such as Microsoft Windows Media174。 You can use the storyboard/timeline to create and edit projects. The storyboard and timeline both display your work in progress, but each provides a different view of your work: 167。 The timeline displays the timing of clips. Editing a Project187。 Rearrange the clips in the sequence you want. 167。 Add video effects to video clips and pictures. 167。 Split and bine clips. 167。 To fit the timeline on the screen167。 Some of the different audiorelated tasks you can perform in Windows Movie Maker include the following. 167。 Adjust audio levels. 167。 Adjust the volume of audio clips. Narrate the TimelineNarrate the timelineNarrate the TimelineAlternative Narration187。 Audacity TutorialAdjusting Audio Levels187。 Enter a file name for your saved movie187。 Enter a file name for your saved movie187。 Enter a file name for your saved movie187。 Enter a file name for your saved movie187。 Enter a file name for your saved movie187。 Video clips are segments of footage that you select and manipulate in iMovie HD as you build and edit your movie. 187。 Information about a clip is shown at the top of each clip in the clip viewer and the Clips pane. The number in the topleft corner of the clip indicates its length in minutes: seconds:frames. Frames187。 Movies are made up of a series of frames. 187。s location in the movie is displayed above the playhead. 167。 The number of movie frames (or images) that flash across the screen each second as you watch a movie is called the frames per second (fps), or frame rate.?Clip Viewer187。 It gives you a simple, straightforward view of the clip sequences and transitions used in your movie. 187。 You can also drag video files from the Finder desktop into the Clip viewer. Clip ViewerTimeline Viewer187。s video track and two audio tracks. 187。 The three tracks allow you to add and manipulate multiple layers of sound, including the sound contained in the video clips.Timeline ViewerScrubber Bar187。A playhead appears at the top of the scrubber bar. 187。When you hold the pointer under the scrubber bar, crop markers appear. 187。The selected frames are represented by a yellow shaded area in the scrubber bar.?Playhead187。 As you play a movie, the playhead moves along the scrubber bar and timeline indicating the frames being displayed.?Crop Markers187。 You use crop markers to select part of a video clip. 187。 You can also select and apply video effects to a portion of a clip. 187。 The Clip Info window appears when you choose Show Info from the File menu. You can use the Clip Info window to:167。 Find out how much disk space the clip takes up167。 See the duration of a clipClip InformationClips Pane187。 You can select and play clips in the Clips pane to initially review the footage you have. 187。 You can also split clips and do initial trimming and cropping of footage in the Clips pane to prepare the footage for finer editing later in the clip viewer or timeline viewer. 187。 Drag clips from the Clips pane to the clip viewer to add them to your movie. 187。 You can remove clips from your movie by dragging them from the clip viewer back to the Clips pane or into the iMovie Trash. 187。 You can use direct trimming in the timeline viewer to trim audio and video clips quickly and with fewer steps. 187。 The trimmed video is still present, but hidden, so you can drag the end of the clip in and out until you have it exactly as you want. 187。 You can also trim adjacent clips in a similar way. 187。 As you drag toward an adjacent clip, all the adjoining clips move (or ripple) along with it. 167。re moving. 167。When you open iMovie HD, three options appear:167。 Open an existing project167。 In most cases, when you start a new project, you don39。 iMovie HD can automatically detect whether you39。 However, if you need to, you can choose the appropriate format for your video. ?