TUTORIAL
COMPARISON CHART
This tutorial will introduce you to different digital storytelling software.
Windows Live Movie
Maker
Storify
iMovie
Create home videos &
slideshows, complete with
professional-looking titles,
transitions, effects, music &
narration
Tell your story using social
media.
Make movie trailers, easily edit
audio, add effects and share your
new movie on Facebook, YouTube,
and ePortfolio
Cost
Free download
Free account
Comes with MAC
How to Share
Email, Facebook, YouTube,
SkyDrive(publish on the
internet)
Twitter, Facebook, Flickr,
Instagram, your blog, Email
through Mailchimp, Embed
anywhere on the internet
Email, Facebook, YouTube,
Bluetooth, a DVD, Quicktime
(publish on the internet)
Browser
Supported
Firefox, Internet Explorer,
Google Chrome
Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari
Safari, Firefox
Transitions
Drag and drop basic
transitions
No Choice
Drag and drop basic
transitions
Images
Imported
Still Images
Video
Still Images/Video (dragged &
dropped from other sites)
Still Images
Video
Audio Tracks
Upload Audio
Narration track
Upload clips through Sound
Cloud
Upload Audio
Use provided music
Benefit to
Students
Students create movies to
present their ideas in an eyecatching way
Students can showcase their
own tweets and post on one
page
Students create movies to
present their ideas in an eyecatching way
Disadvantages
No complex editing
Involves more social media
than creating videos
Must have a MAC
Audio
Formats
Supported
.mp3
.mp3
.mp3
Video
Formats
Supported
.mp4, .avi, .mov, .qt, .3gp,
.m4v,.mpg, .mpeg, .mp4v,
.h264, .wmv, .mpg4, .movie,
.m4u, .flv, .dv, .mkv, mjpeg,
and .ogv
.mp4
.mp4, .aac, mpeg-2, mpeg-4,
.mov, .dv
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March 3, 2016
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