LibGuides: Pollution in Your Watershed Research Guide: Creating Your PSA

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How will you tell the story of your research?

Here are some tools to get you started with your PSA. Reach out to Ms. Reishus with any questions.

Step 1: Get Inspired with Exemplar PSAs

Step 2: Choose Your Presentation Tool

Adobe Spark Video
Create impactful short videos in minutes with Adobe Spark.
iMovie
Available in Self-Service. Easy to use video editing program that can be used to make documentaries, news casts, and more. Check out the iMovie Tutorial module in your Energy, Food, & Outdoors Canvas course for help getting started.
Powtoon
Create unique and beautiful videos and presentations easily with Powtoon.
WeVideo
Easily create stunning movies with built-in stock content.

Step 3: Plan Your PSA

Storyboarding is a way to visually plan your PSA presentation. Below are some storyboarding tools for planning your script, images, video shots, and sounds.

Pollution in your Watershed PSA Storyboard
You can make a copy of this, save it to your Google Drive, and then edit it as you plan your own PSA.
Boords: Storyboarding Made Simple
Boards lets you preview and download free storyboard templates in Powerpoint, Word, or as a PDF.

Royalty-Free Media Sites: Several sites offer free video clips, images, music, and sounds that can enhance your PSA.