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Digital storytelling uses various digital media like videos, animations and slideshows to share information with others anywhere in the world. It can be used across subjects for learning and allows students to be creative while collaborating with peers. Through digital storytelling, students explore different technologies like uploading audio, videos and graphics to express ideas, stories and concepts.
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Digital storytelling reflection
- 1. Digital Storytelling Digital storytelling is a fun and exciting way to integrate technology into the classroom!
- 2. Digital Storytelling can be used to share information... With anyone Anywhere in the world At anytime By uploading the file to the Internet or sending the file digitally.
- 3. Digital storytelling can come in many forms. Podcasts Powerpoints Videos Animation Slideshow
- 4. Digital storytelling can be used for learning in..... Science Social Studies Math Reading Language Arts Music Just about anything!!!!
- 5. Student Benefits Through digital storytelling activities, students will be able to: Explore different types of digital media Work collaboratively with other students Use creativity Connect with students from other cities, states and countries
- 7. Exploring different technology Through digital storytelling students explore the use of.... Audio (Students can upload audio feed recorded by using a microphone) Videos (students can upload recordings they take with video cameras) Graphics (students can upload images taken with digital cameras)
- 8. Works Cited Digital storytelling in plain english. Retrieved from − http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zP6CeGLPuOY&fe − (2010, October 22). Shelly, Gary B. (2010). Teachers − discovering computers: Integrating − digital media in the classroom: Sixth − edition. Boston, MA: Course Technology.