Story, Technology, Community, & Learning
Attached is a link to my reflection of how I plan to use Digital Storytelling in my career, graduate school, and personal use. I’ve enjoyed this class, and can’t wait to use the tools in the future! https://www.sutori.com/story/untitled–66Nu6h37rXYGWStmwbJwBVsw
MoreThe video pretty much says it all, but a quick intro is in order: I was going to create one more video for my family’s “COVID” vlog, 5 in Fairbanks, in which we examine the social distancing experience of 5 homeschool siblings during the 2020 closure. If you haven’t seen that project, it is […]
MoreI chose to focus my reflection blog on current events in America that mirror discussions that I have participated in recently as part of a multi-cultural class I’m currently enrolled in at UAF. I have always enjoyed narrating and feel like narration is a great way to share stories. I hope you enjoy my story […]
MoreThis course really helped me broaden my horizons moving forward and made me think about a lot of interests that I had let slip to the wayside recently. I am planning on being a teaching assistant for the next academic year, and I’d like to use some of these ideas to hopefully make class more […]
MoreWhen thinking about how to use digital storytelling in the future, I ended up thinking about how I could use it with my daughter. Auri loves YouTube, even though she’s only two and she really probably shouldn’t be spending too much time there. However, she has a few videos that are her favorite […]
MoreI thought it seemed rather obvious that digital storytelling adds something to storytelling, but I struggled in finding the words to describe how those additions came to be. I think my first issue in figuring out this question was differentiating digital storytelling from regular storytelling. At first, I thought it was obvious. If […]
MoreTrying to figure out what makes a story good was more difficult than I thought it would be. Since we are using a road trip metaphor this semester, I decided to use a similar analogy for my travel blog response: the guided tour. After all, a story really is somewhat of a guided journey. So, […]
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