1. Demonstrate Knowledge with
Digital Storytelling
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Andrew Steinman
Educational Technology Consultant at Kent ISD

2. •EducationalTechnology Consultant at Kent ISD
•MSU Graduate (x2)
•Amateur CatTrainer
About Andrew Steinman
andrewsteinman@kentisd.org
@steinman

3. What does it mean to
demonstrate knowledge?

4. How do we traditionally ask
students to demonstrate
knowledge?

5. Tests, tests, and more tests

6. Is it easy to demonstrate
knowledge on a test?

7. What are the alternatives to
tests?

8. Verbal Assessment

9. Time, time, and even less time

10. There has to be a better way...

11. Digital Storytelling

12. Click here to watch onYouTube.

13. Tools for Telling Digital Stories
Computer
•WeVideo
•YouTube
• Popcorn Maker
iPad
• iMovie or Cute Cut
•Toontastic or Puppet Pals 2
• Pixntell

14. WeVideo
WeVideoVideo Tutorials

15. YouTube
YouTube EditorVideo Tutorial

16. Popcorn Maker
Popcorn MakerVideo Tutorial

17. iMovie
iMovieVideo Tutorial

18. Toontastic
ToontasticVideo Tutorial

19. Pixntell
PixntellVideo Tutorial

20. Things to Consider When
Creating Digital Stories

21. Keep Them Short
Digital Storytelling Tip #1

22. Don’t Steal
Digital Storytelling Tip #2

23. Safe-to-Use Media
Free Images
• everystockphoto
•Wikimedia Commons
• Public Domain Photos
Free Music
• Public Domain Music
• Fun Fun Fun Music
• Incompetech (Requires attribution)
http://search.creativecommons.org

24. Storyboard
Digital Storytelling Tip #3

25. Using one of the previously
mentioned tools create a digital
story about digital stories.
Your Turn!
Share your digital story on Twitter using #ATK13

26. So Now What?
What will you take back to your
district after this session and how
will it be used to improve the
education of all students in your
district?
Share it out on Twitter using #SNOWW

27. Questions?

28. Andrew Steinman
Educational Technology Consultant
at the Kent ISD
andrewsteinman@kentisd.org
@steinman