“Good storytelling reaches down deep into our minds, hearts, and spirits—it connects the humanity in all of us. Through storytelling elements we can craft stories about life, experiences, and understandings into being very real for others. Good storytelling lets our students be deeply heard and honored. And those are the stories that need to be told!”
Sample Stories
Use this rubric and the following questions to evaluate a story
What images in the story most grabbed you?
What parts of the story touch you?
What reaction to the story would you like to share with the storyteller? from evaluating... by BJPorter
Procedures (in Brief) for Creating a Digital Story
- Focus on the Elements of Story and what Your Message
- Establish Evaluation or Peer Collaboration Groups, Norms, Protocols and Structures
- Create Assessments
- Write Narrative
- Storyboard
- Storyboard Sample (Completed template and video)
- The Most Basic from AZK12 Center Tech Camp
- Karen J. Lloyd's Storyboard Templates (free samples at the bottom of the page)
- Printable Paper Templates - cancel the sign-up popup to continue
- Elements to include: image, narrative, transition type, music, approximate duration, music
- include if appropriate: specify: sound effects, title text on slide, panning effect
- Make, Take, Find, and Organize Images, Sounds, and Music
- Copyright Free, Creative Commons, or Fair Use Image Sources
- Music and Sound Sources
- Open the Media Tool of Choice
50 StoryCreationToolsbyCogDogRoo
8. Save and Publish
Workshop Practice
With PhotoStory, we will put together images from this zip file individually and narrate this poem about water. During this activity you are encouraged to explore the ways you can edit images, transitions, photo panning effects, sound, music, and whatever else you can find. After this practice, you will begin writing on your own story.
Resources
For Interview-Style Stories:
Articles
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