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Notes & Resources

A Digital Story is a short movie, usually 3 - 5 minutes long, with the voice of the storyteller telling his or her own story.

The voice-over is supported by a combination of:
digital still photos,
scanned documents,
music,
sound effects and, sometimes,
short video clips.

By keeping digital stories short and with an emphasis on voice over and digital still images, students and home movie makers can make interesting and entertaining digital stories with readily available and cheap software and hardware.

Notes
Slides (jpeg images for projection or online sessions)
Why digital storytelling now ? - what's changed?
Current situation - technology and culturally?
Short history of digital storytelling
Digital Storytelling Creation Process
Sample local projects - (a) (b)
Useful hardware
Useful software


PDF's
Digital Story notes - summary
The Script
The Story
The Digital Story Creation Process

Articles & Reports
'First Person Int. Digital Storytelling Conference, Feb. 2006' Report
(PDF file 1.3MB)
'First Person Int. Digital Storytelling Master Class, Feb. 2006' Report
(PDF file 107.9KB)


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