Students can tell their story in a digital manner the same as they would orally or on paper. Digital storytelling is simply applying one's creative ideas in a manner that allows him or her to add multimedia (video, images, and audio) to their voice.
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The ubiquity of infographics in popular media has nearly reached a saturation point in terms of interest and novelty. Print and online outlets...have promulgated these graphics out to readers who are eager for crisp designs and concise messaging. It is surprising, therefore, that infographics still remain scarce in K-12 classrooms. This article is rich with information about infographics, discussing why students find them engaging, the value teachers in using infographics, a discusson on pedagoptics and much more. If you are interested in learning more about infographics this may be the article you have been waiting to read. Via Beth Dichter Delete the scoop?
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I would add Xtranormal to this list, it's a great option for older students.