My hat’s off to you, Ewan McIntosh! Your delicious.com bookmarks rock! Seriously, I look forward to finding new little nuggets of goodness weekly if not daily! So, thanks for that.
Folks, if you’re into digital storytelling, and you haven’t seen this collection of tools, then check them out now.
Take special care to follow the “Dominoe” story all the way through each tool. I found it easy using the embedded version, and I think this will give you a good idea of how each one works – strengths and weaknesses, etc.
For more information on digital storytelling, see the following posts by Wesley Fryer (check here, too!) and Dean Shareski (Dean also has a great wiki you can see here.) And of course, be sure to check out the Center for Digital Storytelling website.
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Hi Kevin,
I’m loving this post. I ‘delicioused’ it the other night and keep returning to it to check out the links.
The notion of storytelling is important to me. It’s through our stories that we locate ourselves in our world, that we – in effect – create our world.
I love the potential that applications like VoiceThread have for shared storytelling through image, voice, and text.
cheers,
Tracy
Yes, thanks to Ewan for this gem! I’ve already turned several of our teachers onto the tools listed on this page!
So glad you’re enjoying it. I don’t usually repost from other sites, but this one was too good not to share!
Thanks for the thanks, guys. Delicious is sooo underated by folk, maybe because it’s not the more beautiful thing to look at. Glad to be of service.
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