Digital Storytelling Rubric 2024
Digital Storytelling Rubric © 2024 by Melody Buckner is licensed under CC BY 4.0
Digital Storytelling Project for Study Abroad Programs
What is a Digital Story?
Digital storytelling started at the Center for Digital Storytelling (http://www.storycenter.org) in Berkley, California. Digital storytelling is a way to tell a personal story. It can be used for a variety reasons including self-discovery, reflection, community building, education, program documentation, advocacy or entertainment.
What is the Project?
The Digital Storytelling project is a reflective assignment to help you demonstrate of what you have learned on your study abroad experience. This is not a slide show of your trip, but rather a deeper reflection about your total experience. One way to look at this project is to ponder, “If an employer were to ask me what I learned on my study abroad experience, what story would I tell him or her?”
Digital Stories
Here are all of the documents for the Digital Storytelling Project:
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VoiceThread Presentation about the Digital Storytelling Project
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This is a short presentation done in VoiceThread discussing the Digital Storytelling Project.
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An overview of the Digital Storytelling Project with examples.
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A timeline with instructions for what is to be accomplished in each week.
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This rubric will guide you through how the Digital Storytelling Project will be graded.
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Pre-Departure Survey (Please take this before you leave on your study abroad trip)
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This is a site with detailed instructions on how to use VoiceThread.
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An example on how to create a storyboard.
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A blank storyboard for you to create your own.
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This resource is gives you lessons from the Masters
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If you have any question, please contact Melody Buckner at mbuckner@arizona.edu