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Using Windows Movie Maker to Create a "Visual Argument"

In this tutorial, you will learn how to use Windows Movie Maker software to create a "Visual argument". The tutorial consists of 3 parts: a) an Overview of a student project that involves creating a "visual argument" through the use of technology; b) Tips for the creating the "visual argument"; and c) Instructions on Using Windows Movie Maker for this project.

* There are two methods that you can use to go through the following tutorials. One is to follow the steps outlined below or you can click on the Camera Icon Camera to view a video.

Overview of The Visual Argument Project

This part of the tutorial will provide you with a general overview of the "visual argument" project.

Tips for the Visual Argument

This section of the tutorial consists of guidelines to take into consideration when creating the "visual argument" project.

Using Windows Movie Maker Software

This part of the tutorial will provide you with "detailed" instructions on how to use Windows Movie Maker software for this project. It includes instructions on how to add audio and video, transitions, video effects, titles and credits.

Using Apple iMovie Software

This part of the tutorial will provide you with "detailed" instructions on how to use Apple iMovie software for this project. It includes instructions on how to add audio and video, transitions, video effects, titles and credits.

Need More Help?

If you have viewed the full tutorial but are still having trouble creating your "visiual argument", email the CTLE or visit the Instructional Technology Lab for individual assistance. The lab is located in STT 589 (5th Floor St. Thomas Hall - Harper McGinnis Wing).