1. 1. Once upon a time, there were
2. 2. Magic WonderImage: http://www.freeimages.com/photo/1204250
3. 3. A centuries-old tradition By Nk (Own work) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
4. 4. Traditional
5. 5. Suddenly the Big Bad Wolf came along.
6. 6. No huffing or puffing or blowing down houses
7. 7. 5 Ws and 1 H
8. 8. What is DST? a.k.a. - Digital Storytelling
9. 9. In the Classroom
10. 10. Why DST?
11. 11. What are they doing outside of class? The Where of DST
12. 12. DST Circles & Reading
13. 13. DST & Writing
14. 14. Growin g Benefits
15. 15. The Curriculum &
16. 16. Who and When
17. 17. You. Your Students.Now.
18. 18. The Third Little Pig was very wise.
19. 19. H O W
20. 20. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1f-_FXgJZM
21. 21. 1. Purpose The 10 Elements of Digital Storytelling 2. P.O.V. 6. Pacing 7. Audio 8. Video/Images3. Dramatic Question 4. Content 5. Clear Voice 9. Economy 10. Grammar & Language http://digitalstorytelling.coe.uh.edu/page.cfm?id=27&cid=27&sublinkid=31
22. 22. Step on Up
23. 23. 1. Open with an Idea
24. 24. 2.
25. 25. 3. Write the Script
26. 26. 4. Plan a Storyboard
27. 27. 5. Gather Images/Audio/Video
28. 28. 6. Assemble w/ Narration
29. 29. 7. Share
30. 30. 8. Reflection &
31. 31. 1. Review DST examples. Small Group Break-Out Session 2. Write your script. 3. Plan your storyboard. 4. Use images and audio. 5. Assemble with narration. 6. Share with us.
32. 32. The Big Bad Wolf could not blow the house down.
33. 33. Take the Digital Leap
34. 34. http://katereidnyny.wix.com/digitalstorytelling
35. 35. Before you go, please complete the survey Found at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1w1tEMXAvvGTqzsT U0uHb_OVI- Y3176BRKL8iqSu2nSY/viewform?c=0&w=1
36. 36. And they lived happily ever after.
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