Storytelling Secrets For The Digital World

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Storytelling has existed since the dawn of mankind. It's embedded in our psyche. Whether our ancestors told stories to teach a skill, warn of danger, pass on tradition or provide entertainment, the storytelling template hasn't changed much since the beginning of civilization. What has changed is that over the past few hundred years, modern and standardized education has turned its back on this amazing tool. Fortunately, the tide is turning. Storytelling as a communication tool and a catalyst for creativity is seeping its way into business, science, and other fields. And leading the charge is language education. The focus of this presentation is to provide teachers with an overview of what storytelling is and how digital storytelling can be implemented in a learning environment to teach every aspect of language. You’ll learn about ● The core elements of a story ● Why storytelling is so effective in education, especially in language education ● How we can use technology to support effective and rewarding storytelling activities in and out of class ● Paul’s own contextual language training approach, the S.T.O.R.Y Method.

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Storytelling Secrets
for the Digital World
OVERVIEW OF DIGITAL STORYTELLING IN THE CLASSROOM

ritual
Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

journey
Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

conflict
Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

new beginning
Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

structure
Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

3 acts
Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

Act 1: The set-up
Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

Act 2: Confrontation
Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

Act 3: Resolution
Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

What is a Story?
• ACT 1: SET UP
• Context
• Toys have life of their own.
• Characters
• Woody is Andy’s favorite
toy.
• Conflict
• Buzz Lightyear – a new toy
- arrives to Andy’s life
(inciting incident ).
(Act 1)
Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

What is a Story?
•ACT 2: CONFRONTATION
•Plot Point 1
•Woody throws Buzz out the window
and both are left out of the house.
•Forces Confront
•Woody confronts Buzz in the
dangerous world outside Andy’s
house.
•Conflict Deepens
•Woody and Buzz trapped in the Sid’s
house (the boy who loves to torture
and destroy toys).
(Act 2)
Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

What is a Story?
•ACT 3: RESOLUTION
•Plot Point 2
•Woody organizes Sid’s toys to carry
out an escape plan and save Buzz
from getting blown up by Sid.
•Final Confrontation
•Woody, Buzz and Sid’s toys confront
Sid and scare him from ever being
bad to a toy again.
•The Road Back
•Woody and Buzz race (and fly)
against time to reunite with Andy
and their toy friends who are on a
moving truck to another city.
(Act 3)
Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World
engagement
Why?

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When?

Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World
digitally
How?

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create materials
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3-5 min

Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World
The S.T.O.R.Y. Method
feel & experience

Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World
Storify lesson
The S.T.O.R.Y. Method

Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World
Time
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Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World
Objective
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Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World
Recognize
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Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World
You
The S.T.O.R.Y. Method

Paul Ponce
www.StoryPaul.com
Thank you!
Story Paul English
@StoryLingo

The S.T.O.R.Y. is the practical, dynamic and 100% contextual training method I created for English students. It's based on 5 key aspects of a learner's communication experience (Situation. Time. Objective. Recognition. You). I train learners to naturally acquire structures, pronunciation and vocabulary by first understanding the context of the communication experience. Young children learn their first language contextually. So do people who recently arrived in a new country. Now, it’s your turn.

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Storytelling Secrets For The Digital World

1. Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World OVERVIEW OF DIGITAL STORYTELLING IN THE CLASSROOM

2. What’s the Story? Storytelling in Education Digital Storytelling The S.T.O.R.Y. Method

3. What is the story?

4. ritual Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

5. journey Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

6. conflict Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

7. new beginning Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

8. structure Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

9. 3 acts Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

10. Act 1: The set-up Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

11. Act 2: Confrontation Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

12. Act 3: Resolution Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

13. What is a Story? • ACT 1: SET UP • Context • Toys have life of their own. • Characters • Woody is Andy’s favorite toy. • Conflict • Buzz Lightyear – a new toy - arrives to Andy’s life (inciting incident ). (Act 1) Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

14. What is a Story? •ACT 2: CONFRONTATION •Plot Point 1 •Woody throws Buzz out the window and both are left out of the house. •Forces Confront •Woody confronts Buzz in the dangerous world outside Andy’s house. •Conflict Deepens •Woody and Buzz trapped in the Sid’s house (the boy who loves to torture and destroy toys). (Act 2) Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

15. What is a Story? •ACT 3: RESOLUTION •Plot Point 2 •Woody organizes Sid’s toys to carry out an escape plan and save Buzz from getting blown up by Sid. •Final Confrontation •Woody, Buzz and Sid’s toys confront Sid and scare him from ever being bad to a toy again. •The Road Back •Woody and Buzz race (and fly) against time to reunite with Andy and their toy friends who are on a moving truck to another city. (Act 3) Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World

16. Storytelling in Education

17. Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World engagement Why?

18. Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World review When?

19. Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World digitally How?

20. Digital Storytelling

21. Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World create materials teacher

22. Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World assignment student

23. Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World shoot video

24. Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World animated video

25. Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World photo story

26. Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World story song

27. Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World 3-5 min

28. The S.T.O.R.Y. Method

29. Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World The S.T.O.R.Y. Method feel & experience

30. Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World Storify lesson The S.T.O.R.Y. Method

31. Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World Time The S.T.O.R.Y. Method

32. Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World Objective The S.T.O.R.Y. Method

33. Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World Recognize The S.T.O.R.Y. Method

34. Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World You The S.T.O.R.Y. Method

35. Paul Ponce www.StoryPaul.com Thank you! Story Paul English @StoryLingo

36. Storytelling Secrets for the Digital World OVERVIEW OF DIGITAL STORYTELLING IN THE CLASSROOM

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