The particular digital storytelling project that I have chosen could actually be directed toward any grade level. Of course the demands in middle school and high school would be relatively higher and require more in depth elements. I am going to direct this lesson towards 1st-3rd graders. The students would be required to brainstorm what they wanted to share with their classmates in their project (i.e likes/dislikes, activites, hobbies, family, school). The students would then think about how they wanted show them (i.e pictures, drawings, art, graphics, live video, animations). Before putting it into a an actual digital storytelling, they would put it into a rough draft on paper that will guide them. At last they will then execute it on the program of choice.
Websites:
- http://city.lego.com/en-us/comicbuilder/intro.aspx Introducing digital story tellings
- http://www.webofstories.com/ Digital Storytelling through video
- http://www.inklestudios.com/inklewriter
- http://vimeo.com/29329705 adding captions to pictures
- http://www.storybricks.com/ tell a digital story through RPG characters
- http://writingfix.com/classroom_tools/Writers_Notebooks.htm Writing prompts
- http://chogger.com/ Make a digital comic w/ your own drawings.
- http://www.pixton.com/ great site for creating a digital comic w/ educational portal.
- http://littlebirdtales.com/ create a story w/ audio.
- carnegielibrary.org digital storytelling with a lot of characters, backgrounds, objects and actions to choose from.
- bitstripsforschools.com
- http://www.primaryaccess.org/
- My Story
- Bunsella
- Animation Desk
- Story Patch
- Garage Band
- Art maker
- Sock Puppet
- Storyrobe
- Comic Book
- Scribble press
- Story Kit
Bryanna,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your links and apps that correlate with digital storytelling!! I can use these resources as well in my classroom!! How did you make your blog so cute? I love it!!! I could use some tips :)
Amanda