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Click HERE to use the Guess and Adjust strategy to define digital storytelling. First as a group we will guess what digital storytelling is. After viewing some digital stories we will as a group adjust the definition.
Digital Storytelling presented by our Students in the Scott County Schools
Whole Class Reads Story on Voice Threads
http://electronicportfolios.org/digistory/index.html
The World of Digital Storytelling
Digital Storytelling a Meaning Technology
Digital Storytellilng: Extending the Potential for Struggling Writers
Digital Storytelling: A Powerful Technology Tool for the 21st Century Classroom
Digital storytelling: a meaningful technology-integrated approach for engaged student learning
Using Animoto and VoiceThreads Blog
Key Digital Storytelling Web Sites
The Educational Uses of Digital Storytelling
Storybird (example) - select a group of artist drawings and write a story to the pictures. You can share with a link. Pros: illustrations are provided, can share story and collaborate with others.
Tikatok (example) - photos, drawings, documents with text. You can share with a link. Pros: Story starters with pictures are provided, links to share online, options to purchase in hard cover
MixBook (example) - photos, drawings, documents with text. You can share with a link. Pro: Provides great backgrounds and pictures, can share online with a link, just like scrapbooking
PhotoStory 3 -(example at bottom of page) - You need to download the software to your computer. Create a story with photos and your own recorded audio. Saves as a WMV. (tutorial sheets) Pros: downloaded program so you can avoid internet issues, saves as a WMV, easy step-by-step process
VoiceThreads (example)- Upload pictures and narrate them. Pros: collaboration, share with a link,
Animoto (for educators) (example) - Upload pictures, add text and mucis - create a cool movie. Pros: extremely simple to use, embed in sites or share with a link, teacher accounts are free
Dvolver -(see example at bottom of page) *Preview first- some of the character choices are risky) Really easy- create an aminated movie, includes music, but no voice recording. Students can email or embed their videos. Pros: extremely easy to use, just text and animation (no audio) Caution: Some of the cartoon characters are inappropriately dressed.
Xtranormal (example)- Text to movie. Pick your scenes, characters, type your text select the camera angles and body jestures and create your movie. Text will be spoken in movie. Pros: text to speech, students type and the computer generates the speech, easy to use, high quality results, embed or share with a link
Capzules -(example) Combine your videos, photos, blogs, and mp3s into rich multimedia stories. Pros: creates a flow to your presentation, great for teacher lessons, step-by-step process
My StoryMaker -lets you control characters and objects - and creates sentences for you! Once you are done with your story, you can print it out. You can print it out again by entering your magic number in the box on the right. Unfortunately you cannot go back in and edit a story once you have ended it.
Myths and Legends Story Creator -(example) Once you have read and listened to some of our stories, you might like to try your hand at creating your own version of one of the stories or even creating a brand new story. On this site we have a 'Story Creator' which will help you to use pictures to create a graphic version of a story. The 'Story Creator' comes with lots of backgrounds, characters and props and you can even add your own pictures.
Flipbook - (example) create a flip book by drawing (wordless) Pros: share with a link, wordless,
Photo Story 3 Example
Dovlver Example