“The Creation and Application of Digital Storytelling for All Grade Levels”
Submitted By: Dr. Beth Moore
Lead Presenter: Vicki Mast
Co-Presenter: Beth Moore
Scheduled For: Monday @ 1:00 PM in Water Oaks III
Session Type: Session - Presentation (includes keynote & business mtg)
Preferred Paper Track: Regular (non peer-reviewed) Paper Track
Target Audience: All
Lead Presenter: Vicki Mast
Co-Presenter: Beth Moore
Scheduled For: Monday @ 1:00 PM in Water Oaks III
Session Type: Session - Presentation (includes keynote & business mtg)
Preferred Paper Track: Regular (non peer-reviewed) Paper Track
Target Audience: All
Abstract:
How can students get hooked on learning? Through the use of digital storytelling . . . learning can come alive for even non-readers; develop students’ higher order skills and creativity; span different content areas; blend writing, technology and emotion to create a meaningful learning experience; and empower learners with diverse backgrounds, characteristics and abilities. We’ll discuss the storytelling process, tech tools to use at all grade levels, and provide examples. With the use of free or low cost technology tools, a teacher or student need only be limited by his or her imagination. A link to a list of our materials, instructions, and resources will be provided.
Vicki Mast, the Technology Training Coordinator for all Franklin College faculty, staff and students, is responsible for tech workshops, one-to-one and professional development training for most campus software, media equipment and the development of training materials.
Beth Moore, Assistant Professor of Education at Franklin College, has a bachelor's degree in accounting, a master's in elementary education, a gifted and talented teaching endorsement, and a doctorate in educational leadership from Indiana University.
