Archive for the ‘digitalstorytelling’ category

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Moveable Feast Offers Tools for Multimedia, Mobile Walking Tours

February 26, 2012

The free iOS app Moveable and its complementary web tool by Moveable Feast (currently invite-only) allow anyone to create and share “multimedia narratives.” These can be walking tours of a historic area in your community, for example, including text, images, and videos all connected to GPS coordinates and a “virtual trail” people can follow using [...]

STEM-related videos on Celebrate Oklahoma Voices

July 29, 2011

In advance of next week’s “Teaching Creativity and Innovation to Inventive Minds” workshop on the campus of Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, it seems appropriate to share several videos on our Celebrate Oklahoma Voices (COV) learning community which are science-focused. These were created by teachers attending past COV workshops. Forensic Science by Anita Cosby (An [...]

Teaching Creativity and Innovation to Inventive Minds: August 3-5, 2011 at OSU

July 22, 2011

Are you an Oklahoma K-12 teacher interested in: Helping your students become more creative? Learning more about STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) careers for your students? Obtaining “digital backpack” equipment (including a new digital camera, digital audio recorder, headset with microphone, and more) you and your students can use to create videos for class [...]

Creation Requires Influence: Understanding Remix Power in Star Wars

February 2, 2011

Creativity doesn’t follow a formula, but it often exhibits patterns. Creative people frequently build on the ideas and work of others. This is true in the genre of film as well as other contexts. Kirby Ferguson powerfully explains how “creation requires influence” in his ten minute video, “Everything is a Remix Part 2.” In the [...]

Storychasers Mobile App Options: Considering Mobile Roadie

January 7, 2011

Our Storychasers board met in December just before the Christmas holidays, and we have several exciting announcements to share in upcoming days. If you’re not already following us on Twitter, please do! (@storychasers) Also please “Like” us on Facebook! Our page there is new. We have discussed the possibility of creating a mobile application for [...]

Video Tributes to Oklahoma and Kansas Military Veterans

November 11, 2010

Happy Veteran’s Day, to all our military veterans from all branches of service! This year on Veteran’s Day, I encourage you to take a few minutes and watch some of the tribute videos which have been created in the past few months by students and teachers in Oklahoma and Kansas, participating in Celebrate Oklahoma Voices [...]

Publishing video to YouTube and Celebrate Kansas Voices

July 28, 2010

In preparation for next week’s inaugural “Celebrate Kansas Voices” (CKV) oral history and digital storytelling workshop, we’ve created a new two-page guide explaining how to publish videos to YouTube and embed videos in our CKV learning community / Ning site. This is included in our 24 page participant handout. (PDF) Because of changes to Ning’s [...]

First certified African American Teacher in Mountain View Gotebo Schools, Oklahoma

May 23, 2010

Sean Buchanan‘s autobiographical 4.5 minute video he created last week and shared on our Celebrate Oklahoma Voices learning community is outstanding. (“You’re Going Where?“) The way he told this story really caught me by surprise when he shared it. I’ve given away the surprise with the title of this post, which Sean included in the [...]

We need more constructive and positive Storychasers in The Age of Humiliation

May 5, 2010

We’ve unfortunately always had people in our communities who are bullies and seem to enjoy hurting other people. What’s changed is that gossip which used to remain local has now gone global, and gossip can now be confirmed with images and video. Bullying which used to be limited by time and place can now take [...]