ICT Skills for Teachers
Digital Storytelling (Advanced level)
Students have increasing access to digital tools that provide new opportunities for demonstrating learning. Storytelling is an ancient tradition that is now enhanced by digital tools. Writing digital stories ignites a love of learning and creates new and powerful ways for students to teaching others.
Microsoft have several tools that can be used to support digital storytelling: AutoCollage, Photosynth, PowerPoint and Windows Live MovieMaker.
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By the end of this scenario you will be able to: |
Download an Example» Example Movie std» Also see: The making of a flash mob |
You are welcome to copy this scenario demonstration step-by-step, but ideally you should apply these skills while preparing your own learning resources, or your students should apply them when completing an assignment.
| 1. | Read the guidelines on digital storytelling. Read here » |
| 2. | Find Images online. See how » |
| 3. | Start PowerPoint. See how » |
| 4. | Insert and edit Pictures. See how » |
| 5. | Insert and edit video. See how » |
| 6. | Start PhotoSynth. See how » |
| 7. | Create a virtual tour. See how » |
| 8. | Start AutoCollage. See how » |
| 9. | Create a collage. See how » |
| 10. | Start MovieMaker. See how » |
| 11. | Create a movie. See how » |
Related scenarios
» Create a movie using MovieMaker» Create a panoramic picture using PhotoSynth
» Create a collage using AutoCollage
