This document provides instructions for students in an EDUC W200 class on creating a digital story. It outlines the process of drafting ideas, writing a script, creating a storyboard, producing media files, recording narration, assembling the pieces, adding music, and publishing the digital story. Students are instructed to rate their partner's script by commenting on it using the comment feature. They are also directed on how to translate their script into a storyboard by drawing pictures and writing descriptions on a template to show what happens in each scene. The document concludes by explaining how to submit the completed storyboard either by stapling a paper version and leaving it in a folder or by scanning/saving it as a PDF and uploading it to

1. EDUC W200 Week 2
DIGITAL STORY WORKSHOP

2. EDUC W200 Week 2
DIGITAL STORYTELLING
• Process:
Draft of ideas >>
Write a script >>
Create a storyboard >>
Produce all media files >>
Record narration >>
Assemble the pieces >>
Add music >>
Publish

3. EDUC W200 Week 2
RATE YOUR PARTNER’S SCRIPT
• Open your script (Googledoc) on your computer
• Change Sharing Settings “Anyone with the link can
comment”
• Exchange seats with your partner
• Rate your partner’s script
• Importantly, give constructive comments using the
Comments feature

4. EDUC W200 Week 2
DIGITAL STORY SCRIPT TO STORYBOARD
• Make sure your script is an appropriate length (2 to 2 ½ min.).
• See the rubric for more detail on what is expected.
http://www.indiana.edu/~educw200/?q=assignment/ds

5. EDUC W200 Week 2
NEXT STEP: CREATING STORYBOARDS
• What is a storyboard? (Watch a video on Shrek)
o A storyboard is a plan that you follow as you create your digital story.
• Create your own storyboard:
• Draw pictures and write on a paper-based template (Note: Check the
website for the template and example storyboard)

6. EDUC W200 Week 2
HOW TO SUBMIT MY STORYBOARD
• Storyboard
o Copy and paste the script onto the storyboard template according to the
scenes
o Print it out
o Draw the images to communicate what is happening in each scene
• Submission
o Paper version:
• Staple them together!
• Leave them in my folder in the TTL (ED 2010)
o Electronic version:
• Complete your storyboard.
• Scan or make into a PDF
• Upload them to Canvas>> Assignments >> Digital Storyboard
• Due Date: Check with instructor (xxxx)