Using VoiceThread for digital storytelling in schools

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The document summarizes the process students went through during a week-long writing camp to create digital stories using the Voice Thread platform. Students brainstormed topics, wrote rough drafts, worked in pairs to provide feedback, revised their writing, storyboarded their ideas, and practiced narrating aloud. The document provided guidance on the writing and digital storytelling process.

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