Telling a New Kind of Story
In a recent book published by International Society for Technology in Education, Digital Storytelling: Guide for Educators , author and education technology consultant Midge Frazel shines a light on the process of mixing the age-old tradition of storytelling with novel Web 2.0 tools. By incorporating cutting-edge technology into classroom curriculum, teachers can give students a leg up both academically and professionally, suggests Frazel. The book attempts to demystify digital technology while offering user-friendly instructional tips for expanding curriculum that meets the needs of 21st century learners.
The author of 10 books, Frazel has taught workshops for teachers, administrators, and librarians on the subject of employing digital elements in the classroom.
We recently spoke with her by e-mail about digital storytellingits place in the classroom, and its role in helping shape...
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