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Revision as of 10:44, 3 March 2014
Here are some great resources we have collected to share about making your own digital story. Thanks to Holly George, UC Davis Cooperative Extension, for sharing this powerful concept at the 2014 Western Regional Conference.
Digital Story Telling Resources
- Toolkit for Change website from UC Davis
- The UC Davis Art of Regional Change site
- Video Examples from the UC Davis site
- Media Tips for shooting photos & pocket videos
TU Examples of Digital Story Telling
Resources For Video Making - software that is available to help tell your stories. Be sure to look for open-source software too.
- iMovie for Mac
- WeVideo for Android
- Animoto photos to video
- Stupeflix photos to video
- SoundCloud audio recorder for your digital stories
- Dropbox cloud based storage and sharing
- Google Drive cloud based storage and sharing
TU Reference Articles
- How to take that great photo - Chris Hunt
- Writing for the Web and Social Media - Brennan Sang
- Proper image citation - Doug Agee
