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    Digital Story Critique: Nickolette Grimes

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    We were assigned two classmates’ digital stories to critique for our Digital Storytelling class. The second one I am critiquing is Nickolette Grimes’ digital story. While this story is told from her point of view, it is about her relationship with Dillon and their cat Stuart. What might appear simple on the surface (how much Nickolette loves… Continue reading Digital Story Critique: Nickolette Grimes
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    Digital Story Critique: My Food Revolution

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    We were assigned two classmates’ digital stories to critique for our Digital Storytelling class. The first one I am critiquing is Robert Piper’s My Food Revolution. Robert decided to tell the world about his decision to stop eating meat. The story was well outlined and gave very compelling reasons for his personal choices. I really liked his… Continue reading Digital Story Critique: My Food Revolution
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    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
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    Week 11: Response & Reflection

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    The article I chose Everyday Storytelling Through Photography is another “how to” type article for using photography to tell your story. Much like all other advice for creating your story, the author recommends making a plan. From a photography standpoint, this means thinking about 4 types of photographs: wide, atmospheric, details, and portraits. Essentially it’s all about… Continue reading Week 11: Response & Reflection
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    Digital Story Critique 9: |Lexi + Jake | Sweet Olive Farm Wedding | Georgia Wedding Photographer

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    For this week’s digital story, I chose to critique a wedding album – | Lexi + Jake | Sweet Olive Farm Wedding | Georgia Wedding Photographer |. This album was posted by the photographer with minimal text. But I think most weddings photos are self-explanatory. I chose this one for a couple of reasons. First, it… Continue reading Digital Story Critique 9: |Lexi + Jake | Sweet Olive Farm Wedding | Georgia Wedding Photographer
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    Visual Assignment Bank: That’s Not What I Expected

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    For this week’s Assignment Bank, we were instructed to choose our preference. Since my digital story focus is related to photography, I selected a visual assignment. The one I selected was That’s Not What I Expected. The instructions for this assignment are “Take a close up picture of something as see if people can guess what… Continue reading Visual Assignment Bank: That’s Not What I Expected
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    Digital Story Critique 7: ‘Lest We Forget’: Carol Guzy

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    Warning to anyone reading this post, some of the photos in this story are graphic. The digital story I selected to critique this week is called Digital Story Critique 7: ‘Lest We Forget’: Carol Guzy. Carol Guzy is a photographer who posted a story of the pets that were left behind during the evacuation from Hurricane Katrina.… Continue reading Digital Story Critique 7: ‘Lest We Forget’: Carol Guzy
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    DS106 Assignment Bank: Can’t Get It Out Of My Head

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    This week’s assignment bank task was to choose an audio assignment. I selected Can’t Get It Out Of My Head. The instructions are: “Use some auido [sic] recording software, I used audacity, to record yourself whistling a song that has gotten stuck in your head before. Then upload it to soundlcoud [sic]. But don’t title it… Continue reading DS106 Assignment Bank: Can’t Get It Out Of My Head

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