I have to admit I was pleased with the process of turning PowerPoint images into an iMovie. I have done this before, and did learn some new strategies for setting up the movie before importing the images.
I ran into some problems with the transitions automatically changing my image length. When I changed the length by clicking on the gear icon, it wouldn't save. I looked it up online and found that if you just double-click on the image, a yellow box appears around the image. You can grab a "handle" on the right or left side and change the length. This worked fine.
Another student enabled Closed Captioning. Since we had uploaded our audio script I thought I would add Closed Captioning also. This is a great feature that I really didn't know existed!
I ran into some problems with the transitions automatically changing my image length. When I changed the length by clicking on the gear icon, it wouldn't save. I looked it up online and found that if you just double-click on the image, a yellow box appears around the image. You can grab a "handle" on the right or left side and change the length. This worked fine.
Another student enabled Closed Captioning. Since we had uploaded our audio script I thought I would add Closed Captioning also. This is a great feature that I really didn't know existed!
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