This week has provided me with the opportunity to not only utilize a new tool in Photo Story 3, but also to reflect and express a part of my life that I have needed to for awhile now. My mother is an amazing woman who has had an immense influence on my life, even more so than I realized. When I read through the “Digital Storytelling Cookbook” (Lambert, 2007) guidelines and reflected on the many stories I could tell, I kept coming back to my relationship with my mother.
Utilizing the information provided in the readings, as well as experimenting with Photo Story 3 (boy, have I missed these technology classes!), and again working with Kimberly McKay, has provided me with a busy, but fulfilling experience that I have truly enjoyed this week. I look forward to learning even more multimedia tools that I can use in my classroom to engage my students. Bring it on!
Reference:
Lambert, J. (2007, February). Digital storytelling cookbook, 1-30. Story center. Retrieved April 4, 2009, from http://www.storycenter.org/cookbook.pdf
Utilizing the information provided in the readings, as well as experimenting with Photo Story 3 (boy, have I missed these technology classes!), and again working with Kimberly McKay, has provided me with a busy, but fulfilling experience that I have truly enjoyed this week. I look forward to learning even more multimedia tools that I can use in my classroom to engage my students. Bring it on!
Reference:
Lambert, J. (2007, February). Digital storytelling cookbook, 1-30. Story center. Retrieved April 4, 2009, from http://www.storycenter.org/cookbook.pdf
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