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Digital Storytelling Carnival #5

Welcome to the bi-monthly Digital Storytelling Carnival. Lots of new posts to check out if you haven’t already. Thanks for stopping by.

Classroom Ideas

Caught On Video, Bob Sparnkle suggests several ideas for integrating video production in the curriculum.

Wildlife documentary filmmaking by Scott Floyd.

Split screen inspired by Radiohead by Dan Meyer.

Let Them Remix Videos by @Edu.

Clay Animation

Sir Kevin Hodgson presents several articles on clay animation in the classroom. If you haven’t subscribed to his blog, you may want to:

Behind the Scenes of Stop-Motion
Lego Animation experiments
Creating with Clay

Clay animation in the classroom
PIvot Animation

Practice

Gail Desler explains the importance of storyboarding in digital storytelling.

Tools

The Best Ways for Students to Create Online Videos Using Someone Else’s Content by Larry Ferlazzo and the Best Ways for Students to Create Online Animations.

Converting VoiceThread to video by Kevin Hodgson

Making Youtube Videos a Little Clearer from TeachEng.us

Web-based animation by Wes Fryer.

Digital Storytelling, online moviemaking site.

FlipVideo

Experiments with the Flip by the TechChicks.

An alternative to the flip by Susan Sedro.

Theory

Digital Storytelling as a Disruptive Change Agent by Wesley Fryer.

The Art of Digital Storytelling from TechLearning.

The Power of Digital Storytelling by Alix E Peshette.

100 Helpful Web Tools for Every Kind of Learner by College@Home.

On EduPunkism by Educatorblog.

Reflection

Bonnie Kaplan reflects on her participation in digital storytelling workshop.

Examples

The Piano, teaching film narrative from Clif’s Notes.

Three Cheers for Tacky by Nicole Green, a first grade readers theater production.

Terry Shay’s first animations.

Steve Kimmi’s Storm Stories Voicethread.

NEA Video Project: I Am An Educator

World Domination from the Horizon Project.

Literacy Institute Digital Storytelling by Angelea Maiers using Animoto.

Roll it Gal animation by JakeT.

News

Education Week reports on states’ funding or lack thereof of technology in the classroom.

Contests

AFI’s Hometown Claim to Fame contest.

Opportunities

Apple’s summer camp is free and available to students.

Apple’s downloadable Moviemaking Curriculum.

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