Digital Storytelling Synopsis

http://digitalstorytelling.coe.uh.edu/page.cfm?id=27&cid=27

Digital storytelling is the utilization of digital tools to tell stories. This kind of "story-telling" combines ideas using a variety of digital resources and techniques such as graphics, video, and audio. Digital storytelling can be used in many ways: to convey ideas, educational topics, personal opinions and much more. Digital storytelling emphasizes technology use and often people use audio clips, audio narration, digital videos, and digital photos to tell their stories or present educational material. People can create digital stories from anywhere, utilizing a variety of digital tools to connect, educate, and share with others. Students are growing up in a digital world, and these new tools for expression, study, collaboration and feedback can be vital to the education of digitally native students. Digital storytelling is a fantastic tool that can be utilized for the benefit of all learners and students across all grade levels.

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