Digital Storytelling: New (and old) Literacies for a New Millenium Presented by Wesley Fryer This session was presented at TCEA 2005 in Austin, Texas. View Presentation Slides For additional recommended reading related to this topic, please refer to the "Coffee Shop" page of my Tools and Techniques website. CONCURRENT SESSION INFORMATION SESSION ID#: 5644 SESSION TITLE: Digital Storytelling: New (and old) Literacies for a New Millenium DATE: 2/10/2005 START TIME: 12:30:00 PM END TIME: 1:15:00 PM ROOM: Room 6A STRAND: Internet and Multimedia Production,Technology Integration SESSION TYPE: Presentation - 45 Minute SCHOOL LEVEL: All Level SKILL LEVEL: All ROOM SET UP: Theater Style (chairs only) PROGRAM SUMMARY: As human beings, we naturally connect with stories. Less expensive technology has ushered in a new era for production and worldwide distribution of compelling (as well as worthless) narratives. The ability to effectively utilize multimedia technologies to clearly and persuasively communicate will define literacy in the twenty-first century. This session focuses on planning and pre-production aspects of digital storytelling, building on the presenter's experiences at the Digital Media Academy at Stanford University in Summer 2004.   <-- Return to Wesley's Presentations or <-- Return to Wesley's Technology Workshops Tools for the TEKS home | Article Archive | Technology Workshops Mailing List | Feedback | Tools and Techniques | Technology Idea Exchange Contact me using this webform. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License.