Leena Zahra Digital Story Storyboard
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The document outlines a digital story project about Syria and social justice using various digital media formats. It will include background information on Syria and the digital divide, personal experiences in Syria, the role of digital media in the Arab Spring and overcoming censorship. The story will incorporate text, videos, audio, photos, and graphics to describe the author's connection to Syria and research on related issues of technology and social movements.
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