Move the red dots surrounding the photo to resize the photo.
If you would like to resize the photo, click on the ‘Select Annotation’ button located under the ‘Home’ tab, then click on the photo. Click on the ‘Browse’ button, find your file using the file manager, and click on ‘Open’ and then ‘OK’. The larger you make the box, the bigger the picture will be on the page. Click and drag a box on the blank page where you would like the photo to be. Under the ‘Home’ tab, click on the ‘Image Annotation’ button on the far right. You can create a new blank page by clicking on the ‘Create a Blank PDF’ button in the top-left corner of the page, or you can click on File -> Create -> Blank -> Create a PDF from a blank page. Make sure your choose the USB Drive as the place you would like to install it. Once it has finished downloading, double-click on the installer, and follow the instructions in the installer. Click on the big green ‘Download’ button. Under the ‘Office’ category heading, click on ‘Foxit Reader Portable’. Go to Portable Apps and click on ‘Apps’ along the top. Installing Foxit Reader Portable on a USB Drive: You can even have students record replies and add them to the story. They can then save and share that story with others who can see the photos and listen to the story being read by the student. Students can take their own photos or locate photos online, put them together on a page, and audio record themselves telling the story. 
In the end, users can create a multimedia document that can be played by almost all PDF readers. This idea uses Foxit Reader Portable, a free PDF reader that allows users to create blank PDF documents on which you can then add photos, text, audio, and video files. This option makes use of a free, offline portable application that can be installed on a USB drive that the student can take home with them and use on any Windows computer. I thought it would be good to share another option that works really well with students who have limited access to the internet. The other day during #LINCchat, the topic of digital storytelling came up and a few options were shared amongst the chat participants.
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