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Introduction to Digital Storytelling

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Introduction to Digital Storytelling

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The Importance of Voice

“When words are infused by the human voice, they come alive.”

- Maya Angelou

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bit.ly/MB1vhq

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What is a Digital Story?

• A 21st century way to tell a story

• Consisting of digital media:– Still & moving graphics– Sound, narration, music – Animation, motion,

color– Text

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Why create a Digital Story?A great way to have kids apply new

skills for a new age.

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Why create a Digital Story?A great way to have kids apply new

skills for a new age.

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Why create a Digital Story?A great way to have kids apply new

skills for a new age.

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Why create a Digital Story?A great way to have kids apply

traditional skills for a new age.

• Writing• Research• Critical Thinking• Collaboration• Communication

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How is a Digital Story Created? (the 4 P’s)

Plan• Decide your story

(Brainstorm)• Identify your audience

(global)• Begin writing your script• Use a storyboard to put

your script in sequence

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How is a Digital Story Created? (the 4 P’s)

Produce• Decide on digital production

tool• Choose media that supports

you script (sounds and video)

• Create the digital story by combining script & media

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How is a Digital Story Created? (the 4 P’s)

Publish• Place the digital story for

easy distribution• Tag with descriptors for

searching• Consider copyright/Creative

Common licensing

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How is a Digital Story Created? (the 4 P’s)

Promote• Share the story• Connect the story with

social/learning networks• Allow comments

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Tools for Digital Storytelling• Photo Story for Windows• Glogster• Animoto• Storybird• MovieMaker• iMovie• Prezi/Powerpoint/KeynoteFor more - bit.ly/L1d25y

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Photo Story for Windows

• Free program that combines images, text and narration into a slideshow

• Easy • Finished projects can be

saved as video files

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StoryboardThat

• Inexpensive• Plenty of

images• Would need to

use a screencapture to create and video with audio

Webinar Recording - Five Fun Uses of Comics In the Classroom

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Glogster

• Glogster.edu easily allows users to upload photos, videos, txt and audio to create an online, interactive poster

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Animoto• Create music videos with images,

audio and text that can be viewed on the web

• Images and songs can be uploaded

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Storybird• Students pick from libraries of art• Easy to create• Shareable• Moderated content and comments

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Creating Comics• Visual Storytelling• Easy to create• Shareable• Several free tools out there

https://www.diigo.com/user/plan3t_t3ch/comics

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The Evolution of Storytelling

http://vimeo.com/6751634

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Your Digital Story• retell a story/fairy

tale/myth/legend• retells a story about  a famous

figure-Biography/place/event covered in your Standards

• reflection on a life event• movie trailer for the documentary

you hope to create in the future

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Consider these elements

• Point of View – What is the main point of the story and what is the perspective of the author?

• A Dramatic Question – keeps the viewer’s attention and will be answered at the end.

• Emotional Content – issues that come alive in a personal way and connects the story to the audience.

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Consider these elements

• The Gift of Your Voice - personalize the story.

• The Power o the Soundtrack – music to support and embellish the story.

• Economy – using just enough content to tell a story without overloading the viewer.

• Pacing – the rhythm of the story and how slowly or quickly it progresses.

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What’s your

story?