Presents screenshots showing how MS PhotoStory 3 and MS MovieMaker 2.6 work. Also links to videos of finished products and to a Storify presentation. I argue that Outreach Archivists can use these three products easily and quickly to make collections or components of collections more accessible to the general public and potential researchers.

1. “Document-aries”
Easy, Intuitive, and FREE!
#SALA2013
By Marty Olliff
The Wiregrass Archives

2. Software
•MS Photostory 3
•MS MovieMaker 2.6
•Storify

3. MS Photo Story 3

4. Import and arrange your images
MS Photo Story 3

5. Add more images with “Import” or
Drag-and-Drop
MS Photo Story 3

6. Arrange Images, Add Captions
MS Photo Story 3

7. Customize Motion, Change Time preset,
Add Notes
MS Photo Story 3

8. Type script into notes area . . . then RECORD
(Override slide presets by clicking the next
one)
MS Photo Story 3

9. Got Music? Add it next
MS Photo Story 3

10. Save your project
MS Photo Story 3

11. MS Photo Story 3 (if video is not working, go to http://youtu.be/upRzbYlrhdY)

12. MS Movie Maker 2.6

13. Add Images and Video
MS Movie
Maker 2.6

14. Storyboard View
MS Movie
Maker 2.6

15. Timeline View
MS Movie
Maker 2.6

16. Record Your Narration, then Edit. Overlay
Titles.
MS Movie
Maker 2.6

17. MS Movie
Maker 2.6

18. Storify
• Web-based blog-like product
• Easily edited
• Add text
• Insert web-based images, media, tweets, etc.
• http://storify.com/MartyOlliff/the-j-r-and-irene-godwin-collection