SPRING 2019
Our live class was on Wednesday, February 13 at 7 PM EST.
Inquiry Question: What makes digital narratives so powerful and complex as a tool for learning?
Please watch the recorded video and offer a comment on this page regarding your response to the issues discussed in the session.
AGENDA
- Comments on Your PDF Annotations & #EDC534 Twitter Community
- Introducing your Digital Storytelling Project LEAP #3
- View and Discuss: Stakes and Risk in Storytelling. What insights on stakes and risk in storytelling are relevant to our work as educators?
- View and annotate: The Human Voice
- Review Learning Activities DUE February 22
Author: Renee Hobbs
Renee Hobbs is a Professor at the Harrington School of Communication and Media at the University of Rhode Island, where she directs the Media Education Lab. View all posts by Renee Hobbs
Digital Authorship 
Very interesting session and I particularly liked the Pixar storytelling video. I remember watching Wall-E with my kids and realizing there was a strong environmental and societal message built into the story behind the humor, and I think they realized it too. It is this reason why I think the Pixar movies are able to touch a lot of people and endure as they mimic conflicts that we face on a daily basis.
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