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=Digital Storytelling= Digital Storytelling is the practice of using computer-based tools to tell stories. As with traditional storytelling, most digital stories focus on a specific topic and contain a particular point of view. However, as the name, digital stories usually contain some mixture of computer-based images, text, recorded audio narration, video clips and/or music. Digital stories can vary in length, but most of the stories used in education typically last between two and ten minutes.

PowerPoint can be used along with other forms of multimedia to create digital stories. Once your presentation is complete in PowerPoint, you only have to make one small adjustment to the way you save your file. Select file save as --> name your presentation as usual but then use the drop down menu on the line below where is says Save as type. Scroll down this menu to JPEG File Interchange Format. Then select Every Slide on the pop up window. This will create a new folder than contains all of your slides as images. You can now use these slides as you would any other graphic or photo.media type="custom" key="4563126"

toc =Storyboarding & Storymapping Resources= =**Photostory**= Tutorial video math example media type="custom" key="4405495"media type="custom" key="4433535"
 * //great link for information//**
 * [|Kids' Vid Storyboarding Resources]
 * [|Celtx]
 * [|Atomic Learning Storyboard Pro]
 * [|Storyboard Template]
 * [|Primary Access]
 * [|Video Project Storyboard]

=Voicethread= examples of voicethreads https://voicethread.com/#u449338.b879940.i4689121

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VoiceThread is offering free educator accounts for all k-12 classroom educators. These free accounts are identical to the Pro account in almost every aspect. After you are signed in and on the Browse, Create, or Myvoice pages click the button up top that says 'Go Pro' and then click the link in the next window that says 'K-12 classroom educators'.
 * Ed.VoiceThread**

=Movie Maker= Movie Maker Tutorial
 * Create a presentation in PowerPoint. Go to FILE > SAVE AS > Choose your folder on the server, Give the PoP a file name and next to SAVE AS TYPE choose JPEG FILE INTERCHANGE FORMAT
 * Click save and then a box will appear, click EVERY SLIDE, then OK. This will create a new folder that contains each slide saved as a picture.
 * Open Movie Maker
 * Click on IMPORT PICTURES
 * Go to the place where you saved the PowerPoint folder as separate images in it -- highlight all images and click on IMPORT
 * In movie maker click on TOOLS > OPTIONS > ADVANCED TAB > PICTURE DURATION (make it 20 seconds)
 * Drag images down into the video time line in the order you wish them to appear
 * Click on TOOLS > NARRATE TIMELINE > START NARRATION > narrate slide show > STOP NARRATION
 * Box will appear, save file in your folder, narration will automatically appear on movie
 * Listen/Watch movie, and then click on TASKS button at top to go back to editing screen
 * Click on SAVE TO MY COMPUTER

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