Digital+Story+Telling

== = = = = = = = = = = =Use the following links for digital story telling projects:=

Photostory3 for Windows--Accessed in Programs/Digital Story Telling/Photostory 3** If you have Microsoft Office and don't have Photostory3 at home, ask your parent to [|download it here:]: You will NOT be able to work on the same file at home and at school, but it might be fun for you to create your own projects at home.
 * Software Needed:


 * ~ =Images:= ||
 * [|Flickr] || Search Creative Commons for images with copyright permissions. ||
 * [|Picsearch] || Searches for images AND gives the URL to help cite your source. Filtered for inappropriate content. ||
 * [|American Memories] || Images from American history from the Library of Congress. Click on "photos and prints". You'll need to check the permissions on each collection. ||
 * [|Picture Collection] || Image archive at the New York Public Library ||
 * [|Smithsonian Images] || Search the image collection of the Smithsonian Museum ||
 * [|Digital Librarian] || Database of images maintained by a librarian in New York. ||
 * **Remember:** || **All images should be credited with the source on your last slide. (Make a powerpoint slide with the credits and import it into Photostory**) ||


 * ~  ||~ =Music:= ||
 * [|Soundzabound] || **This is the preferred site for royalty free music.** You will need your password found on your research links label in your agenda. ||
 * [|Freeplay Music] || More royalty free music. ||
 * [|Garage Band] || Even more royalty free music ||
 * **Remember:** || If you use a popular song, only 10% or no more than 30 seconds can be used. ||
 * || Music is to enhance not distract the audience. ||