Windows Movie Maker: Integration in the Classroom

Windows Movie Maker is a basic, and easy computer program that is becoming more and more useful inside the classroom to allow for a new and refreshing way of learning. Windows Movie Maker is a software that can create and edit videos. The features of this software include: titles and credits, timeline narration, audio track, transitions, effects, and Auto Movie. This is a free software that may be downloaded and it's found online at this website: http://download.cnet.com/Windows-Movie-Maker-Windows-Vista/3000-13631_4-10729231.html?tag=mncol;pop.

Anyone can use this easy tool, both teachers and students. The teachers can make interesting lessons using the movie maker, and the students can make projects and/or any other creative ideas they may have to convey their knowledge. With the Windows Movie Maker, the students gain knowledge in a totally new way because they are not just sitting in class listening to basic lectures. This program may allow the students to also retain more of the information they were taught in class because of the interesting way it was presented. To learn more about this new and innovative software, visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Movie_Maker.

I think that this tool is one that should be used in classrooms everywhere. It is such an easy program that is convenient for anyone and nearly any age. This program can provide fun and interesting lessons to the students even when the teacher is not actually in the classroom, and because of this, the teacher will not fall behind on the lesson plans. I recommend this tool to everyone. Why would you not want to provide a refreshing and new way of learning to students in order to have them gain and attain more knowledge?