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The document discusses the basics of digital storytelling and using Microsoft Movie Maker software to create digital stories. It covers key elements of storytelling like point of view, dramatic question, and emotional content. It also explains how to import assets, edit the storyboard, add titles, narration and audio, and export the final movie file with Movie Maker. The goal is to teach educators how to develop digital stories and activities with Movie Maker for use in their classrooms.
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