This document covers the basics of using Windows Live Movie Maker. It goes over the basic functions of the toolbar, editing content and saving your project.
View offline – Movie Maker [pdf]
Here is a screencast of me completing an e-waste project.
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First, let’s think about what you are going to need to get going:
Begin by installing the above programs on your Technician Computer. When you are done, launch the Deployment Workbench.
Now your technician computer is good to go. There are really two ways to go forward from here, one is to create a bootable device/disk using MDT. What I’ve been doing though is move over to the student machine (laptop) and install then customize the image. This can take a while. I know that this probably isn’t the best way to do this… but it has been pretty efficient.
When I’m done preparing my image – installing every application it will need – I use this trick to capture my image. This will run sysprep and capture your custom .WIM to your technician computer. This image will be the one you use to deploy your OS. You can do so in any number of ways – over your LAN or using a USB/Flash drive (it will need to be large if you installed large applications) to name two that I’ve tried. In the next post I’ll go over these methods of deployment.
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