PBI UKSW: Introduction to Digital Storytelling

Tuesday, 30 June 2020

Introduction to Digital Storytelling

Professional Narrative Writing (LE 204)

English Language Education Department, Faculty of Language & Arts, Universitas Kristen Satya Wacan

PNW Teachers

M.A. - Teachers College, Columbia University, US

M.A, - National University of Singapore

M.A. - Chung Yuan Christian University, Taiwan

M.Hum. - Sanata Dharma University, Yogyakarta

MAPA

Digital Check-in

Go to www.menti.com and use the code 44 65 74

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Today's Class

1. What is Digital Storytelling?
2. Elements of Digital Storytelling
3. The process of creating a Digital Story
4. Practice on Storyboard
5. Demo on tools to make DS (computer & mobile phone)
6. Digital Storytelling & PNW
7. Discussion about PNW's final project

Learning Objectives

1. Students will identify the elements of a story using Zoom Poll.
2. Students will identify the process of DS using Zoom Poll.
3. Students will identify tools to make DS using Zoom Poll.
4. Students will practice making a storyboard in groups of three

Where are you now?

MAPA

Go to https://bit.ly/30JUNPNW

MAPA

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What is Digital Storytelling?

the practice of using computer-based tools to tell stories. It is the art of telling stories with a variety of multimedia, including graphics, audio, video, and Web publishing.

Robin (2020)

Digital Stories ..

https://digitalstorytelling.coe.uh.edu/video/My-Fulbright-Journey.mp4

1. Point of View

2. A Dramatic Question

Elements of Digital Storytelling

3. Emotional Content

4. The Gift of Your Voice

Joe Lambert (Center for Digital Storytelling)

5. The Power of the Soundtrack

6. Economy

7. Pacing

Digital Stories are short to keep your viewers' attention and to allow you to complete it in a short period of time

What is Digital Storytelling

2-4 minutes

DS Process

Brainstorm Ideas

Feedback

Make a Storyboard

Create DS

Write

Share DS

Collect Assets

Write some more

Check your understanding

My Dog SkippyWhen I was little I loved animals. Although most children have pets, I could not convince my parents into allowing me to have one until my pre teens. I could not have been happier the day my family went to the pound and I picked out my dog Skippy. Skippy loved to run and he was loyal to me and I will never forget the day I lost him. My mom and I would take Skippy for a run after school some times. We drove down Parker Rd. to an undeveloped neighborhood with a street that resembled a quarter mile race track. As we neared the ghostly street my dog would pace frantically almost unable to contain his enthusiasm.

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Once we let him out my mom drove around the street three or four times as Skippy chased us like a Gray hound chasing the rabbit at a race track. One time my mom took Skippy along to Golden on one of her visits to her chiropractor. He ran his business out of his house that sat on a fairly large piece of land. My mom felt it would be OK to let Skippy run around the chiropractors land while she took her appointment. Later that evening my mom came to pick me up at my friend's house. When I got in the truck she told me Skippy never came back after her appointment. As we drove back to Golden to see if my dog returned I remember thinking I would trade anything if I could only have my dog back. As we neared the house I saw Skippy in our head lights waging his tail like an angel.

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When my parents decided to get divorced they wanted to sell our house and move to separate apartments. I didn't think about it at first but soon realized I would have to part with my beloved dog. After a few months of fighting over the issue with my parents we came to an agreement. My mom told me she had a friend who lives on a farm and was willing to take Skippy in. I decided if I had to let my dog go, a farm is the only place I'd send him. My mom took Skippy to her friend's house and when she got home I made her call out to the farm to see if Skippy was OK. Her friend said Skippy had run off and hadn't returned. Skippy never came back to that farm.

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I still think about my old dog from time to time. It's funny how attached you can get to animals. I felt Skippy was part of my family just as important as the other members. For a child that only had one pet I don't think could have had a better friend.

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Recording: When I was little ........ my pre teens

Lost Dog sign

Check your understanding

Collecting Assets

create your digital story

Tools to make DS

others?

Check your understanding

Why Digital Storytelling in PNW?

Writing Classes Timeline

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Salatiga

Your voice is heard

21st century literacy skills

Technology Literacy

Visual Literacy

Digital Literacy

Information Literacy

Global Literacy

Brown, J., Bryan, J., & Brown, T. (2005). Twenty-first century literacy and technology in K-8 classrooms. Innovate, 1(3).

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