Digital+Storytelling

[|Bernajean Porter's DigiTales site] offers a host of image resources for digital stories. [|Flickr] is another site that hosts photos under a Creative Commons license. The [|Library of Congress recently began posting some of its vast collection on Flickr]

[|iCan Festival de Cine] for examples of different types of digital stories created by students of all ages. Here are some of the ones I usually recommend:
 * [|Sweatshops]
 * [|The Power of One]
 * [|Parents]
 * [|You Don't Know Beans]
 * [|Digital Students @ Analog Schools]
 * [|Caesar Salad]
 * [|Reliving a War]
 * [|Children of War]


 * You can consider using one of the free online video editors that require nothing to be downloaded to your school's computers:
 * [|Eyespot]
 * [|Jumpcut]
 * [|Cuts]
 * [|JayCut]
 * You can also make use of free online image editors:
 * [|Picnik]
 * [|Phixr]
 * [|FotoFlexer]
 * [|SplashUp]
 * You can think of telling digital stories as mashups using alternative media:
 * [|Scrapblog]
 * [|Voicethread]
 * [|BubblePLY]
 * [|PikiStrips]
 * [|Mr. Picassohead]
 * [|Make Beliefs Comix]
 * [|Be Funky]
 * [|Bookr]
 * [|S]


 * [|Discovery Education Digital Storytelling Blog] (Joe Brennan)
 * [|Discovery Education Media Matters Blog] (Hall Davidson)
 * [|21 Century Connections - Digital Storytelling]
 * [|Jason Ohler - Art, Storytelling, Technology, and Education]
 * [|Storytelling and Literacy]
 * [|The Art of Storytelling]
 * [|Technology and Techniques of Storytelling]
 * [|Assessing Digital Stories and New Media Narrative Projects]
 * [|Green Screen Storytelling (Picture in Picture / Chroma Key)]
 * [|The World of Digital Storytelling (Education Leadership Journal)]
 * [|Visual Portrait of a Story]
 * [|Storytelling Rubric]
 * [|Storyboard Template]