Digital storytelling summer 2013

Copyright © Interactive Connections, 2011
Copyright 2011 INTERACTIVE CONNECTIONS
Presenter: Ruth E Manlandro

Shout joyfully to the LORD, all you lands;
worship the LORD with cries of gladness; come
before him with joyful song.
Know that the LORD is God, our maker to whom we
belong, whose people we are,
God's well-tended flock.
Enter the temple gates with praise, its courts with
thanksgiving. Give thanks to God, bless his name;
good indeed is the LORD, Whose love endures
forever, whose faithfulness lasts through every age.

• Describe and understand storytelling as a
teaching, learning, and evangelizing tool
• Identify the elements of storytelling
• Demonstrate Internet Production tools in the
creation of a 30-second digital story
• Appeal to the diverse learning styles of
students by using Digital Storytelling as a
presentation media
• Design assignments for student-created
stories which requires students to research a
topic from a particular point of view

Class Process

We tell stories
because we can!

Since prehistory we have
shared stories or narratives,
originally in pictures or
symbols drawn on cave
walls.
.

Stories often take on their
own life, and
it is the story we remember
not the actual event.

This is a way of keeping
memories alive that might
have faded.

stories tell us about our life
www.flickr.com/photos/40645538@N00/233228813

stories touch us
“Being a storyteller is not about being in the spotlight, rather it’s about being in
community with others.” Jan Blake

stories tell us something
about someone else

stories are both personal and universal

• Text Based Digital Tools (Word Processing,
Blogs, and Wikis)
• Audio-Only Podcasts (Podcasting Tools)
• Image Only (Flickr and Picasa)
• Video Based (a variety of tools both Mac and PC
as well as Web 2.0 video tools like Animoto)

HTTP://WWW.COREYGREEN.COM/STORYTIPS.HTML
WORD PROCESSING OR GOOGLE DOCS

Class blog for. . .
• Saint of the Day (each student is assigned a
Saint of the Day, created in WP, and uploaded
by a student).
• Share digital story projects created by students.
• And . . . Your imagination. . .

http://mashable.com/2007/07/16/wiki-toolbox/

• Easy to edit
• Little or no learning curve
• Uses built-in rich text editor
• (Usually) allows anyone to edit
• Promotes collaboration and knowledge sharing
• Fosters feeling of ownership
• Increases participation
• Easy to search

1. Sunday Readings – Link to USCCB – involve a
team of students to retell the Gospel.
2. Liturgical Seasons – e.g., Living Lent Daily, or
Advent Season, or..
3. Interview my family about my Baptism: Where
was I baptized, what was the day like etc.
4. Stories of our saints.

http://www.podcasting-tools.com/huge-list-podcasting-tools.htm

• Focus on a Theme for your photo’s
• Possible Theme’s: Confirmation, Parish event,
Special Project, etc.
• Or invite students to create artwork (e.g., Lent –
stations). Take photo’s when finished.
• Post images on a Web album
• Share link or embed into class blog.

• Divide students into several groups.
• Assign a Gospel reading.
• Students find photos to illustrate the Gospel.
• Catechist/Teacher approves the photos.
• Each group creates a photo storybook and adds
photo’s to their web album.
• Link the Gospel Storybook to your class or
parish website for the appropriate Sunday.

• Split students into several groups
• Ask each group to select a church location to
research for a photo church journal
• Could visit local churches or look for pictures
from all over the world
• Download to their computer and upload to their
albums.
• Share with Class Blog or . . .

• Video Based (a variety of tools both Mac and PC
as well as Web 2.0 video tools like Animoto)

… developinga Digital Storyteller
… enjoy other stories…check them out… and…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKZiXR5qUlQ

Digital Storytelling – Steps to create your story
Available at http://katiechristo.pbworks.com/Digital+Storytelling/

Decide what your story is about.
Is it about…
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someone important to you?

a place in your life?
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an event in your life?
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who you are?
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what you do?
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a challenge you have overcome?
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or is it about
someone else
and one of
their stories?
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Write your story

iMovie Storyboard

Tips for Making Your Movie

http://search.creativecommons.org/
Creative Commons

• iStockPhoto
– http://www.istockphoto.com/
• Stock Xchng
– http://www.sxc.hu/
• Stock Vault
– http://www.stockvault.net/
• Flickr
– http://flickr.com/
Images

• DigiTales Image Resources
– http://www.digitales.us/resources/image_sources.php
More Image Resources

• Audacity is free, open source software
for recording and editing sounds.
• It is available for Mac OS X, Microsoft
Windows, GNU/Linux, and other
operating systems.
• Download Audacity
– http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/
• Download the LAME MP3 encoder to
export as an MP3
– http://lame.buanzo.com.ar/
• Audacity Tutorials and Installation
Instructions
– http://tinyurl.com/5h2jmc
Record and Remix Audio

http://www.jamstudio.com/
Compose Original Music

• http://freeplaymusic.com/
Terms of Service
– If you are using Freeplay Music for:
• Personal Non-Commercial Use (Non-revenue
generating). This excludes broadcast use of any kind,
including, without limitation, web, blog, and podcast
use; or
• Educational, Non-Commercial use (this is limited to
student use on school grounds for in classroom
projects- non broadcast)
– Then Freeplay Music's compositions and recordings may
be used without a fee.

• Free Music Project
– http://freemusic.freeculture.org/
• ccMixter
– http://ccmixter.org/
• PodSafe Music Network
– http://music.podshow.com/
• Podsafe Audio
– http://www.podsafeaudio.com/
• Bravenet
– http://www.resources.bravenet.com/audio_clips
Music Resources

• DigiTales Music and Sound Resources
– http://www.digitales.us/resources/music_sound_sources.php
More Sound Resources

Software and Internet Applications

http://www.digitales.us/evaluating/scoring_guide.php

• iMovie
– http://tinyurl.com/5r5nsl
• Windows Live Movie Maker
– http://bit.ly/gT4F8Z
• Microsoft Live Essentials Photo Gallery
– http://tinyurl.com/48jvat
Software

If you don’t want
students to use their
own e-mail
addresses to register
for the Internet
applications you will
be using, try using
Kids Email.org

• Web 2.0 storytelling applications:
– Image Editors
– Video Editors
– Media Mashup and Creation Tools
– Media Publishing

• Phixr
– http://www.phixr.com/
• FotoFlexer
– http://fotoflexer.com/
• Splashup
– http://www.splashup.com/
• Photoshop Express
– http://www.photoshop.com/tools/expresseditor

• http://www.befunky.com/
• http://www.mrpicassohead.com/
• http://www.myoats.com/
• http://www.buildyourwildself.com/
• http://www.dumpr.net/

• Movie Masher
– http://www.moviemasher.com/

• Animoto †
– http://education.animoto.com/
• Voicethread †
– http://voicethread.com/
• OneTrueMedia
– http://www.onetruemedia.com/
• Bookr
– http://www.pimpampum.net/bookr/
• Mixbook †
– http://www.mixbook.com/
• SlideRoll
– http://www.slideroll.com/

• OurStory
– http://www.ourstory.com/
• TimeGlider
– http://timeglider.com/

• MakeBeliefsComix
– http://www.makebeliefscomix.com/
• Kerpoof
– http://www.kerpoof.com/
• Toonlet
– http://toonlet.com/
• Toondoo
– http://www.toondoo.com/

• Moonk
– http://www.moonk.com/
• TeacherTube
– http://teachertube.com/
• SchoolTube
– http://www.schooltube.com/
• YouTube
– http://www.youtube.com/

http://delicious.com/ccerveny/DigitalStoryTelling

• Explore the Kaleidoscope!
• RCIA – Carmen Cayon
• Parish –
Transfiguration Today
(Marietta, Georgia)
http://bit.ly/GDalX4
• Children – Creation
Story
• Youth – MixBook
• And….
http://gimpgallery.net/files/images/gimp_kaleidoscope.jpg
Choose ONE! Start!

1. How can you as a
communications minister
use storytelling and digital
media to enhance what you
do in your teaching or
pastoral ministry to
enhance 21st Century
Faith Learning
Opportunities?
2. What kinds of "stories"
could you use or involve
others in telling in your faith
learning ministry with digital
tools?

• Digital Storytelling -
http://aaslsmackdown.wikispaces.com/Digital+St
orytelling
• Best Digital Storytelling Examples and
Resources -
http://kentuckycouncilofteachersofenglish.wikisp
aces.com/file/view/Digital+Storytelling+Descpritio
n+and+Resources%5B1%5D.pdf

• Remember to go to our class blog to continue
our conversation about this topic.
• Please complete assignments for this module
posted on the class wiki before the next webinar

The Diocese of
St. Petersburg
Office of Evangelization and
Lifelong Faith Formation
Interactive Connections
University of Dayton
Institute for
Pastoral Initiatives

To Tell Your Story – What is the gift?
Credits
By: Katie M. Christo
Links By: Jennifer Carrier Doorman

Digital Storytelling: The Basics
For Additional Resources
http://delicious.com/ccerveny/DigitalStoryTelling
Katie Christo’s Wiki - http://katiechristo.pbworks.com/Digital+Storytelling
Photography
Creative Commons from Flickr
Caroline Cerveny © 2007-2008
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/us/

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