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For digital and traditional storytelling For teachers students anyone
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What’s the story… Challenge of story- analytic vs. story
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What’s the story… Challenge of story- analytic vs. story Emotional flow vs. logical flow
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What’s the story… Challenge of story- analytic vs. story Kinds of stories - hero, personal, curriculum, art Emotional flow vs. logical flow
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What happens when you give a bad guitar player a bigger amplifier?
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Issue: focusing on story vs. focusing on technology…
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www.artthefourthr.com Art out of necessity…
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"Because of the emergence of multimedia technology, the 3Rs are becoming the 4Rs: Reading, wRiting, aRithmetic, and aRt. Thanks to the struggle to use multimedia effectively, the language of art is taking center stage. " Vision of 4th R
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1. WWW Esperanto 2. Assistive tech for aesthetically challenged 3. Real work for real jobs Why the 4th R?
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What to teach? 4th R Basics Design - art grammar Technical skills Vision
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What to teach? 4th R Basics Design - art grammar Technical skills Vision Don’t forget 4 tips of suc- cessful tech teaching:
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Four tech teaching tips: 1.Don’t fear 10 year olds who know more than you; deputize them…
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Four tech teaching tips: 1.Don’t fear 10 year olds who know more than you; deputize them… 2. Be kind to your techies
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Four tech teaching tips: 1.Don’t fear 10 year olds who know more than you; deputize them… 2. Be kind to your techies 3. Practice Zen Tech (not Zantac)
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Four tech teaching tips: 1.Don’t fear 10 year olds who know more than you; deputize them… 4. Have fun… of course! 3. Practice Zen Tech (not Zantac) 2. Be kind to your techies
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4th R… Then What?
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Stories … our cultural glue…
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Taboo against our stories
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Storytelling- the oldest profession Your favorite teachers were good storytellers Digital literacy = your clients, students telling their stories… Students who tell stories, own their learning…
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Traditional story planning process: 1. Get a story idea 2. Develop storyboard or outline and script
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http://www.csupomona.edu/~wcweber/325/storybd.htm Angle: Shot: Movement: Audio: Angle: Shot: Movement: Audio: Technical direction Standard Storyboarding - A REVIEW
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http://www.csupomona.edu/~wcweber/325/storybd.htm Angle: wide Shot: side of bus, going to school Movement: follow bus to school Audio: music (Born to learn) Angle: wide, zoom in Shot: front of school, students entering Movement: stationary camera Audio: music, cont. Technical direction Storyboard for “We Won’t Leave School” None - ambient happy school bus noise Teacher at door, greeting each child as they enter
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http://www.csupomona.edu/~wcweber/325/storybd.htm Angle: wide Shot: side of bus, going to school Movement: follow bus to school Audio: music (Born to learn) Technical direction Storyboard for “We Won’t Leave School” None - ambient happy school bus noise Teacher at door, greeting each child as they enter Script, voice over narration: “Once upon a time there were children so in love with school they refused to leave when summer vacation came. They demanded to keep learning. ‘More math problems!’ they cried.”
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Traditional story planning process: 1. Get a story idea 2. Develop storyboard or outline and script
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1. Get a story idea NO! Traditional story planning process: 2. Develop storyboard or outline and script
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1. Get a story idea 3. THEN develop storyboard or outline 2. Develop VPS Traditional planning process: New!
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Problem (tension) Solution (resolution) BeginningEnd (Dillingham, 2001) The emotional flow of “story” - life as a creative problem solving experience Middle Visual Portrait of Story (VPS)
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Problem (tension) Solution (resolution) BeginningEnd Middle (Dillingham, Ohler 2003) VPS with transformation Visual Portrait of Story + transformation Transformation?
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Problem (tension) Discovery or reconciliation BeginningEnd Middle (Dillingham, Ohler 2003) VPS with transformation VPS - personal story Realization?
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Inquiry (tension) Discovery BeginningEnd Middle (Dillingham, Ohler 2003) VPS with transformation VPS - curriculum story Learning? Growth?
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Basic storytelling process: -develop problem/resolution T Bar -develop VPS -write out story - 3 paragraphs -peer pitch / adjust -tell stories -THEN go digital…
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Going digital: -Idea brainstorm - start at beginning? end? -develop VPS -develop storyboard -develop script -collect materials -formative eval…
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Transformation
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Problem (tension) Solution (resolution) BeginningEnd Middle Transformation? What is the nature of transformation?? Visual Portrait of Story + transformation
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8 Levels of character transformation… 1.Physical/kinesthetic - strength, dexterity 2.Inner strength - courage
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8 Levels of character transformation… 1.Physical/kinesthetic - strength, dexterity 2.Inner strength - courage 3.Emotional - maturity, realization 4.Moral - conscience
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8 Levels of character transformation… 1.Physical/kinesthetic - strength, dexterity 2.Inner strength - courage 3.Emotional - maturity, realization 4.Moral - conscience 5.Psychological - insight, self- awareness, realization, revelation 6.Social - realized responsibility
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8 Levels of character transformation… 1.Physical/kinesthetic - strength, dexterity 2.Inner strength - courage 3.Emotional - maturity, realization 4.Moral - conscience 5.Psychological - insight, self- awareness, realization, revelation 6.Social - realized responsibility 7. Intellectual/creative - learning, problem solving, critical thinking 8. Spiritual - awakening, revelation
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8 Levels of character transformation… 1.Physical/kinesthetic - strength, dexterity 2.Inner strength - courage 3.Emotional - maturity, realization 4.Moral - conscience 5.Psychological - insight, self- awareness, realization, revelation 6.Social - realizing responsibility 7. Intellectual/creative - learning, problem solving, critical thinking 8. Spiritual - awakening, revelation
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For digital and traditional storytelling For teachers students anyone
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