I have updated my guide for iMovie on the iPad. iMovie on the iPad is in many ways a significantly better application than its much larger cousin on the Apple Mac.
The iMovie app is easy to use and after a short time playing around with its features and options one can quite readily create a movie that can be exported to a number of different online services or transferred, for example, via the appropriate USB cable to your computer using iTunes.
All I ask is to please acknowledge use of the guide and please link to this page as well.
Download the guide. PDF 2.1mb.
Guide to iMovie on the iPad | WPS ITS | Scoop.it
Mar 19, 2013 @ 11:17:52
[…] I have updated my guide for iMovie on the iPad. iMovie on the iPad is in many ways a significantly better application than its much larger cousin on the Apple Mac. […]
Mar 29, 2013 @ 09:36:12
Comprehensive guide to the iMovie app on the iPad for teachers & students http://t.co/l3E6iXy3CQ
Sep 06, 2013 @ 16:07:58
Hi John,
We are using iMovie with iPads with a Year 7 class. Can I use your guide with the students? It is written very clearly and in a student-friendly way.
Kind regards
Cathy
Sep 07, 2013 @ 07:50:18
Hi Cathy
You are most welcome to use the guides with your students. Feel free to let me know how the students fare with their
projects by adding a comment to the iMovie blog post on my site.
Best wishes
John
Oct 08, 2013 @ 03:01:53
Thanks for creating this very helpful guide.
Oct 20, 2013 @ 16:38:39
Can I put a copy of your iPad guide on the Library LIFE page at my school. It is a closed site and I would acknowledge your expertise. Can you tell me if you can delete photos wells in the iMovie Book trailer? Keep up the great work – Thankyou
Debbie Cummings
Oct 25, 2013 @ 05:54:26
Thank you for the inquiry. ^_^ Please check your email for my instructions. ^_^
Oct 25, 2013 @ 02:02:27
Wanting to train some teachers here in Wichita, Kansas. Great guide! May I use it with them. Wishing I could com back and visit the state of Victoria again. Studied in Geelong in ’03,
Oct 25, 2013 @ 05:55:27
Sure Joshua. Simply let the participants know about the rest of the guides on this site. This guide will be updated, probably when I am on holidays in January, to match the iOS7 update.
Nov 03, 2013 @ 01:45:10
Hi John,
Your help guides are great resources. I am going to be training some teachers in North Carolina. I would like to use your iMovie on iPad guide. I will definitely give you all credit and share you link with them. May I have permission to use your resources?
Dec 06, 2013 @ 09:27:05
Hi John
Thanks so much for your clear guides.
I was wondering if I could attach this to my school’s science program (for teachers to be able to teach imovie in their classes) I work in a sydney high school and am wanting to get year 10 students to make some videos for biology. I will link to your website in the program as well.
Dec 08, 2013 @ 20:27:58
Hi Alison
How are you? You may link to this page for your school’s science programme.
http://www.larkin.net.au/blog/2013/03/16/guide-to-imovie-on-the-ipad/
Thank you for your inquiry,
Best wishes
John Larkin
Nov 19, 2014 @ 20:21:57
Can I use your guide with Year 9 year group please?
Nov 20, 2014 @ 07:35:25
Good morning Chrissie
Yes, that is fine. All the best! Thank you for your email.
Best wishes
John Larkin
Figtree, NSW, Australia.