1. @ScheltH

    Seven Steps of Digital Storytelling

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    Seven Steps of Digital StorytellingOverall I thought this article was very informative. I really enjoyed how it broke down the various aspects that should be included in digital storytelling. I think this really gives me a great framework to think abou...
  2. @ScheltH

    Seven Steps of Digital Storytelling

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    Seven Steps of Digital Storytelling

    Overall I thought this article was very informative. I really enjoyed how it broke down the various aspects that should be included in digital storytelling. I think this really gives me a great framework to think about when writing the outline for my story. This really makes digital storytelling very straightforward and easy to digest. Although this article did not change my definition of…

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  3. @cilantro_12

    The Hero We Didn’t Want But Desperately Need

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    When the end times are near and humanity turns against itself for the sake of survival, one woman  and her crazy, undead cat will be the difference between becoming zombie bait and staying alive. Zombie Zina is like none other in this bleak apocalypse; half zombie, half human she has retained her conscious in the […]
  4. @cilantro_12

    Paradise Lost

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    Backwards, forwards; rewind, play. No matter which direction you view this story, your heart will be aching from the axe wounds it will leave in your heart. An impressive feat from a mere video game trailer. While Dead Island the game isn’t explicitly about storytelling, the game trailers always find a way to tell a […]
  5. @dms36963

    Seven Steps of Digital Storytelling – my perspective

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    This week I’m reviewing another chapter by Joe Lambert in his book Digital Storytelling: Capturing Lives, Creating Community.  In this chapter, titled Seven Steps of Digital Storytelling, he gives us an in-depth look at how to actually create a digital story, and the components that we need to consider as we put together our own … Continue reading Seven Steps of Digital Storytelling – my perspective
  6. @ScheltH

    Digital Story Critique 10: Telltale’s Game of Thrones

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    Digital Story Critique 10: Telltale’s Game of Thrones

    Ok I’ll admit I am a little addicted to critiquing stories within video games. What can I say, I get to play the game as “research” then write a blog about pros and cons of the story. This is really the best type of school work to complete. This week I decided to critique the story in Telltale’s Game of Thrones series. The series…

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  7. @boylebou12

    Reflection on Seven Steps of Digital Storytelling

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      The main insights for the article are as follows: step 1: Owning your insights It is interesting to gather from  reading step 1  that while the memory of the event  does not change, the storyteller’s perspective and the personal meaning evolve over time based on the storyteller’s own experiences and the experiences of other… Continue reading Reflection on Seven Steps of Digital Storytelling
  8. @louikon

    Scholarship review – Week 12

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      By Nevit Dilmen – Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=1798693 The author of Digital Storytelling: Capturing Lives, Creating Community, Joe Lambert, in the chapter “The Seven Steps of Digital Storytelling” describes the seven fundamental elements of digital storytelling. The seven elements are: Owing your Insights Owing your Emotions Finding the Moment Seeing your Story Hearing […]
  9. @louikon

    Digital Story Critique – Week 12

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    The digital story I chose for this week’s critique, is a very inspiring story that captures the feelings of a student who struggles with dyslexia and the difference a teacher can make. The story was created by Nick Damato and is called “Progression”.  In less than three minutes the creator of the story manages to […]
  10. @mattiak11

    Reading Response Week 11/7/16 Jason Lambert’s Seven Steps of Digital Storytelling

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    Digital storytelling is all around and yet, until recently, I never really stopped to evaluate it as the tool that it is. Digital storytelling when composed by applying music, images, narration, and interactivity does a great job to inform, instruct, entertain and sell. After reading the Seven Steps Of Digital Storytelling I have learned even&ellipsis;Read the full post »
  11. @kadit

    Digital Story Critique 10: My Life & Photography – Digital Story

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    For this week’s digital story, I chose to My Life & Photography – Digital Story by Rita Rocha. It is a short YouTube video, but it gives a lot of information about where the author got her love of photography. I chose this particular digital story because it not only uses photos to tell her… Continue reading Digital Story Critique 10: My Life & Photography – Digital Story
  12. @KelSanMar

    Read and Response – Chapter 5: 7 Steps of Digital Storytelling

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    This week’s reading was another from Joe Lambert, and was a more structured view of storytelling than from the previous reading of his. He breaks down his story telling process into 7 distinct parts: Owning Your Insights Owning Your Emotions Finding the Moment Seeing Your Story Hearing Your Story Assembling Your Story Sharing Your Story … Continue reading Read and Response – Chapter 5: 7 Steps of Digital Storytelling
  13. @thepadilash

    My True Theme and How To “Do” Storytelling

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    Every week I’ve been grappling with my theme for this course. I settled on learning photography, which has been a lot of fun, but hasn’t created meaning for me. I tend to be over analytical with connotations. I dissect language, I tear apart novels, and I examine how communication in all forms affects my understanding … Continue reading "My True Theme and How To “Do” Storytelling"

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