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The document provides instructions for a digital story writing workshop where participants will use Twine software to create interactive choose-your-own adventure stories based on characters and worlds from the fictional Dr. Egg universe. It outlines the preparation, introduction, writing, reading, and feedback stages of the workshop.
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Giridhar Meka - https://www.linkedin.com/in/giridharmeka
Priya Shaw - https://www.linkedin.com/in/priya-shaw
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Digital story workshop
- 2. NOVEL TO FILM Payback (Brian Helgeland, 1999) http://www.dregga dventures.com
- 3. CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE http://www.savagechickens.com/2006/10/choose-your-own- adventure.html
- 4. CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE MAP http://blog.codinghorror.com/choosing-your-own-adventure/
- 6. DIGITAL STORY WRITING WORKSHOP: PREP Preparation materials 1: Ipads, laptops. Headphones. Blank paper, pens. Labels (for names). Laminated character cards. Name stickers on desk. Preparate 2: Download twine software onto ipads or computers. From Tinery.org Prepare 3: Choose your own adventure formats: Show slides.
- 7. DIGITAL STORY WRITING WORKSHOP: INTRO Introduce Dr Egg World. Watch trailer and listen (use headphones) 10 mins. Each table reads about a world and character and introduce them in detail to the group. Take turns to read a paragraph or sentence each. Try to learn the characteristics of the characters and worlds to inform your stories. (10 mins)
- 8. DIGITAL STORY WRITING WORKSHOP: WRITING Break into groups of 4-6, each group can choose a world and a character and make up a story together. Choose 1 scribe. Enter the adventure strands on TWINE. 15-20 mins
- 9. DIGITAL STORY WRITING WORKSHOP: READING! Read the stories back to the group. Each group take turns and choose a reader. (or share the reading) 20 mins
- 10. DIGITAL STORY WRITING WORKSHOP: FEEDBACK TO DR EGG Read over the first few pages of Dr Egg. • Which words are too ahrd? • What is hard to understand? • What is fun? • What is easy? • What makes you laugh? • What would you change?