Gathering
around for story time has just become more high tech as storytellers are moving
away from relying on the traditional face to face retelling’s and turning to
digital productions instead. Digital storytelling combines what is great about
the oral tradition of knowledge sharing and pairs it with the new easy-to-use tools
available for digital media creation and editing. Digital storytelling is a format that is well
suited for almost any subject matter. With
digital storytelling I can share the life story of famous artists with my
students and incorporate a blend of images, audio, music, and animation. Using these different elements will help to create
deeper engagement and understanding for students. The Educause Learning Initiative
has developed a breakdown of the “7 Things You Should Know About DigitalStorytelling” that can help as a guide to better understanding this new story
telling format. It will help you to get a grasp on what digital storytelling is
and the implications it has on teaching and learning.
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