Digital Storytelling

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Digital Storytelling

• Presented by
• Sally Drummond
• Thursday 20 September 1000am 1100am

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   If youve heard this story before, dont
stop me, because Id like to hear it again.
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   If youve heard this story before, dont
stop me, because Id like to hear it again.

• Groucho Marx
• Comedian 1890-1977

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Edit photos here
Organise photo sequence here
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Type text here
Change photo type here
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Record audio here
Add motion to photos here
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Go to slide transition here
Set up motion here
Set the motion time for each slide here
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Select the type of transition you want here
And the number of seconds here
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Or create your own music
Add your music here
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Have a play and select the type of music you like
Change the tempo
Play it back then keep making changes until you
are happy
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Select how you want to use your story
Select where you want to save the file and click
Next.
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Your digital story is saved as a PhotoStory

• It is also saved as a Windows Media Video which
  is the file you use to tell your story.

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Book as it appears in the Mobipocket Reader on
computer
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E-Books

• Change font, colour and font size
• Change the colour of the page
• Back lit screen makes reading easy
• Quick access to books in the library
• Ability to bookmark pages
• Ability to highlight text and annotate pages
• Autoscroll function