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Workshop Description: Digital storytelling in museums, libraries, galleries, and other public spaces can provide new insights into people, places, and objects, as well as build deeper connections with visitors. Digital stories can help interpret exhibits, promote activities, document projects, expand community histories, and augment curriculum. This workshop will view different examples of digital storytelling, how museums and libraries are incorporating digital stories, and explore free tools that are available to get started creating and publishing digital stories. Options for creating digital stories in software programs like PhotoStory3 and iMovie will be addressed. Participants will learn about various websites that support digital storytelling, learn about types of audio and video equipment, and learn how to access tutorials and additional resources.
This full day workshop is scheduled to be shared by Wesley Fryer on June 4, 2012, at the 2012 International Conference of Indigenous Archives, Libraries and Museums in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
A partially completed version of this workshop curriculum in two different eBook formats is available currently. Please check back soon for the final, completed version.
These materials by Wesley A. Fryer are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
Contact details for Wesley are available.
Categories as well as websites with digital storytelling examples are listed on the TalkWithMedia wiki (from The Learning 2.010 Shanghai Conference)
If you find or know of other digital storytelling projects which should be included on this list, please share them by submitting this Google form.