Digital Storytelling

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Comment by Sharanda Payseur on December 5, 2010 at 5:08pm

Here are some examples on my School Tube channel by my students from the past 2 years. Hope you enjoy.

Comment by mary maloney on December 5, 2010 at 12:47pm

I am just starting to use digital storytelling and hope to get some great ideas of ways to use it from you good people.

Comment by Rositsa Mineva on November 30, 2010 at 10:22pm

Hi, I'm Rose, a Bulgarian primary teacher! I use web2.0 resources in my language teaching a lot. I've got an IT classroom using Glogster, Skype and wiki. The digital storitelling is the main part of my work, so I'm pleased being here an sharing ideas with you :)

Comment by sfoersterfwct on August 21, 2010 at 7:52am

This is great. I use storytelling a lot. Would love to sharpen skills and learn how to use this avenue of expression with my Lower School Students.

Comment by Laura Antichi on August 20, 2010 at 4:28pm

Dear Maria Teresa, I live in Brescia. I know Pian and Maragliano: I admire them very much. At this moment I prefer, however, Mario Rotta. What inspired you came from Rob? What do you think to accomplish? Excuse my English school, but at this moment, I do not have time to make it better.

Comment by Maria Teresa Carrieri on August 20, 2010 at 4:08pm

Hi Laura,
how are you? Where are you from? This year i've made a master about this topic in Italy, but i want to increase my competence with international experience. Do you know Alberto Pian and Roberto Maragliano? I ahave had them as my teachers. Thisy evening I visited the link suggest by Rob and i found a lot of new ideas to be realized.
Bye Maria Teresa

Comment by Laura Antichi on August 20, 2010 at 3:43pm

There are many stories with pedagogical value of psychotherapy, which can be used in education with different goals: self-knowledge, social knowledge, metacognition. I teach philosophy and often start the lesson with a story, song, story in relation to the direction of the lesson. Which authors? Italo Calvino, Chin-Ning Chu, Bucay, Fowles, Sufi tales ... http://www.chersi.it/wordpress/?p=16

Comment by Maria Teresa Carrieri on August 20, 2010 at 2:02pm

Hi,
I'm Maria Teresa, an italian primary teacher. I'm very interested in digital storytelling and video. I'd like use this tools in the Primary school and convert story telling in comics. i hope to cooperate well with you and learn a lot from your experience.
Bye Maria Teresa

Comment by Jocelyn Wallace on March 29, 2010 at 6:03pm

Rob - indeed, tricky with varying aptitudes. If you ever want contributor ideas, or want to brainstorm, let me know! jocelyn@visuj.com.

Comment by Rob Bayuk on March 29, 2010 at 5:31pm

Thanks Jocelyn for the comments. Yes, I agree we do want to "inspire" educators and students alike to develop their own narratives. The intent of the DST e-book is hopefully to not come across as too prescriptive, yet provide idea sparks to try this in the classroom. It is a tricky proposition, as I was attempting to create a resource for educators who might come to a DST project with varying levels of technical aptitude.

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