Talk:UNIT I-- WHAT IS DIGITAL STORYTELLING
You may browse through your pages yourself and think about where you need to include more guidance for easy navigation. For example, right after "Watch the story "Intelligence and Luck"to see an example." you may want to say something like: "After you watch the example, please come back to this wikipage using the Back button of your browser. " The same clue may be added to all other external hyperlinks .
What is digital story... -- Jianwei Zhang 15:07, 22 November 2008 (EST)
Digital stories can detail personal and historical events, attempt to persuade the viewing audience, or be used as a reflective piece.
What about natural progresses, like the example you used of growing flowers? I just think that there should a clue about how it is connected to different content areas.
As digital stories are being created, the storyteller is required to think carefully about the topic and consider the audience’s perspective.
This is a very important message. You may want to elaborate it in term of what this exactly means.
textual comments -- Jianwei Zhang 14:23, 6 December 2008 (EST)
By the end of this unit you will: -->By the end of this unit you will be able to:
The Educational Benefits of Digital Storytelling -- Jianwei Zhang 14:55, 6 December 2008 (EST)
This section includes several key terms your users/learners may not know much about. For example multiple intelligence, e-portfolios. Fortunately, there are already related minicourses created to address these prerequisites. So I've added crosslinks to two courses for you. Please see if they make sense.