What is Digital Storytelling

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Technique that stories are narrated and enhanced through multimedia devices and passed on to audiences. Learn more in: Teaching History of Mathematics through Digital Stories: A Technology Integration Model

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The art of telling stories with a variety of emergent new forms of digital narratives such as web-based stories, interactive stories, hypertexts, narrative computer games, audio and video podcasts, pictures, etc. Learn more in: International Teacher Education Network: Innovation, Research, and Good Practices

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The process and result of telling a story using technology tools. Learn more in: Digital Storytelling and Young Children: Transforming Learning Through Creative Use of Technology

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Using technology, including still pictures, audio, and movies, to tell a personal story in a compelling, engaging format. Learn more in: A Reimagined EdD: Participatory, Progressive Online Pedagogy

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The use of multiple modes and digital tools to convey a narrative. Learn more in: Using Digital Tools for Studying About and Addressing Climate Change

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It is a form of digital media production that enables the sharing of stories digitally with technological support. Digital stories are often embodied in the art of storytelling combined with a variety of multimedia tools such as audio, visual and video. Learn more in: Eleven Eleven VR: Virtual Reality, Digital Narrative, and Interaction

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A narration made with digital instruments (web apps, web ware). It consists in organizing selected contents in a coherent system based on a narrative structure, so that a story is composed of multiple elements of various formats (video, audio, images, texts, maps, etc.). Learn more in: Multimedia Experiences for Cultural Heritage

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Written script within a digital format with audio-visual support. Learn more in: Gamified Curriculum and Open-Structured Syllabus in Second-Language Teaching

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The use of audio and visual components to create and share a narrative. Through the use of digital storytelling, students become active producers of knowledge. For an online guide for using digital storytelling in the classroom, visit digitalstorytelling.coe.uh.edu , and for examples of digital storytelling to promote social change, visit transformativestory.org. Learn more in: Cultivating Social Justice Through Explorations of Multimodal Pop Culture Texts

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A digital form of a story that combines a conventional story (oral or written) and multimedia and/or hypermedia elements. Learn more in: Three Cases of Unconventional Educational Uses of Digital Storytelling

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Digital storytelling can be defined as the process of creating a short film by combining a text or an original story with multimedia elements such as picture, sound recording, and video. Learn more in: The Effect of Using Digital Stories in Teaching English as a Second Language: Digital Stories in Teaching English

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The act of creating and digitally sharing a multimodal personal story including images, audio and video. Learn more in: Using Digital Storytelling to Handle Second Language Writing Anxiety and Attitudes: A Longitudinal Experiment

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Presenting language students with narratives delivered in the target language in the animated mode, in the form of video clips, accompanied by audio narration and/or subtitles. Learn more in: Engaging Students With Authentic Ways to Learn New Words: Use of Storytelling in the L2 Classroom

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Digital storytelling is the practice of combining narrative with digital content, including images, sound, and video, to create a short movie, typically with a strong emotional component. Learn more in: Digital Storytelling as a Self-Regulated Learning Tool

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A new form of storytelling art combining narratives, digital images, audio, and videos. Learn more in: Pre-Service Language Teachers' Experiences in the Digital Storytelling Process

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A type of online digital media presentation that allows ordinary Internet users to share aspects of their lives or present an idea over the Internet using various forms of media; to include digital photographs, paintings, audio, video, and animations; in a creative and engaging fashion. Learn more in: Using Wikis in Educational Research: A Case Study in Legal Education

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Is the use of the affordances of technology to narrate stories with the help of pictures, sounds, videos. Learn more in: Interculturally-Critical Digital Storytelling: Narrating and Promoting Social Justice

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Sharing one’s story through several medium of voice, imagery, music, text, sound, video and animation using technological tools. Learn more in: Digital Storytelling in Language Classes

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It refers to the combination of a narrative with multimedia elements such as text, images, sound, and video for creating a short story. Learn more in: Learning With Games and Digital Stories in Visual Programming

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The combination of traditional, oral narration with multimedia and communication tools. The practice of DS is built on and from a story. A story, in the case of DS, is viewed as a chain of what information someone wants to tell and from what angle they choose to show it. Learn more in: Understanding and Facing Migration Through Stories for Influence

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Using digital media tools to combine audio, still images, and text to tell a story. Learn more in: Using Digital Tools to Foster Student Engagement Within the Universal Design for Learning Framework

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The telling of a story using technology as the delivery method. Learn more in: Digital Storytelling

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The modern way of traditional storytelling using in which digital media together with images, music, voice and narrative is used to create media-rich stories to tell, to share, and to preserve. Learn more in: A Brief History of Storytelling: From Primitive Dance to Digital Narration

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Online narrative in digital format. Learn more in: Information Architecture and the Comic Arts: Knowledge Structure and Access

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A reflective process which allows individuals to express their feelings, thoughts and viewpoints and which is enriched with different components such as personal storytelling, interactive storytelling applications, web-based storytelling approaches and digital short films. Learn more in: Digital Storytelling and Creativity through E-Learning

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Digital storytelling is the act of telling a story or narrative using digital technologies. Learn more in: Immersive Storytelling: Virtual Reality as a Cross-Disciplinary Digital Storytelling Tool

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Using digital tools to tell a story utilizing sound, images, video, and more in a compelling, engaging format. Learn more in: Building Reflective Practices Through a Digital Literacy Portfolio in an Online Context

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The convergence of telling stories and the use of images, audio, text, and video. Learn more in: Pitch This: Storytelling as a Means to Enhance Your Personal Brand

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A new form of storytelling art combining narratives, digital images, audio, and videos. Learn more in: Should Pre-Service Language Teachers Develop Digital Stories?: Engagement With Digital Storytelling

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Refers to a variety of emerging digital narrative platforms including such venues as blogs, vlogs, and interactive stories. Learn more in: Digital Course Redesign to Increase Student Engagement and Success

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It is a narrative style of using digital technologies in connection with the emergence of digital technologies.Digital storytelling is defined as a multi-presentation of digital-based items, such as text, photographs, video, and audio, performed in a computer environment. Learn more in: The Structural Transformation of Narrative Advertising in Turkic Republics

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It is the practice to create stories through digital media (audio, video, animations, etc.) using video editing software or simple online tools that let the users easily mix media and publish their work online. Learn more in: Visual Storytelling as Generative Strategy for Social Educators

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A modern method for expanding upon traditional storytelling techniques through a variety of digital modalities including digital photography, audio techniques and videography. Learn more in: “Let Me Show You”: An Application of Digital Storytelling for Reflective Assessment in Study Abroad Programs

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A marketing and communication strategy based on narrative techniques (plots, characters), and digital techniques (video, audio, 3D). It comprises the production of stories for digital media that are associated with a brand in order to connect emotionally with target audiences. Learn more in: People Make Places, What Do Stories Do?: Applying Digital Storytelling Strategies to Communicate the Identity of Cities and Regions

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It is a form of storytelling that includes multiple communication techniques such as audio, photo, video, graphics, etc. The main difference of digital storytelling from analog storytelling is that it creates more possibilities for interactivity. A belief that one's own culture is superior to other cultures. Learn more in: Digital Storytelling and Public Relations: An Analysis Through Case Studies

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Digital storytelling is a relatively new practice in which individuals tell their own stories (often about life experiences) using ‘moving’ images and sound. Digital stories are usually short (2-5 minutes) and often consist of a narrated piece of personal writing, a soundtrack, photos, still images, and/or video footage. They are produced using simple software (that often comes standard with most computers) such as Windows Movie Maker or iMovie, and therefore enable individuals who may not have a technical background to produce creative works. These kinds of software are capable of animating still images and photos to add movement and depth. Learn more in: Bridging the Digital Divide in Australia: The Potential Implications for the Mental Health of Young People Experiencing Marginalisation

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The practice of creating and disseminating short multimodal digital narratives (usually first person narratives) with voice narration and visual images. Learn more in: Digital Storytelling

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A short digital work that combines narration and visual-auditory material, such as photographs, music, and movies, produced by an individual as his or her own story. Learn more in: Taking Perspectives in Digital Storytelling on Business Planning

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Using digital tools to tell stories (Shelby-Caffey et al., 2014). Learn more in: Bridging New Media Literacies and the Common Core Through Narrative

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The practice of using computer-based tools to tell stories. Learn more in: Can Internal Social Media and Data Mining Be a Powerful Communication Vehicle in Reaching Employees in Change Management in Industry 4.0?

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Process of production of a story using the potentiality of multimedia communication and online distribution. Learn more in: Digital and Media Literacy in Teacher Education: Preparing Undergraduate Teachers Through an Academic Program on Digital Storytelling

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refers to a specific tradition based around the production of digital stories in intensive collaborative workshops. The outcome is a short autobiographical narrative recorded as a voiceover, combined with photographic images (often sourced from the participants’ own photo albums) and sometimes music (or other sonic ambience). These textual elements are combined to produce a 2-3 minute video. This form of digital storytelling originated in the late 1990s at the University of California at Berkeley’s Center for Digital Storytelling (www.storycenter.org), headed by Dana Atchley and Joe Lambert. Learn more in: Embedding an Ecology Notion in the Social Production of Urban Space

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A form of media production that allows individuals to create and share a personal story digitally including using visual and audio accompaniments. Learn more in: Educating English Language Learners for Success in the 21st Century: Facilitating Their Acquisition of Multiliteracies

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Multimodal writing that occurs in online spaces that usually includes photos and other visual elements. Learn more in: Scaffolding Digital Writing and Storytelling in Online-Only Teacher Education Courses

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The new act of a storytelling process by using a variety of digital tools to narrate a story within the context of web designs. Learn more in: Digital Storytelling: A Futuristic Second-Language-Writing Method

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The practice of producing two-to-ten minute stories which integrate text, image, sound, and movement by means of user friendly and inexpensive technological self-equipment. Learn more in: Engagement in Emergency Remote Education: The Use of Digital Storytelling With Student-Teachers of English