The document provides guidance on creating digital stories and movies using tools like Photo Story and Windows Movie Maker. It discusses including key story elements like a beginning, middle, and end, and the Center for Digital Storytelling's seven elements of digital stories. It also provides tips on importing images and audio, recording narration, editing video, and saving the final projects. Web 2.0 tools for digital storytelling like Animoto and Voicethread are also mentioned. Contact information is provided to help connect students to these digital storytelling tools.

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