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Wiki for the Tech Institute 2011 Digital Storytelling
We are gathering in August to learn about Digital Storytelling and to explore how we can use it as a tool to enrich our students' (and our own) storytelling. We will look at some applications that we can use for digital storytelling. At the same time, we will work to keep the focus on telling a good story. There are planning tools that can help with that. We will look at some examples of digital storytelling. I want to show some simple examples, recognizing that there is a fine line between being inspired and being intimidated.

Getting Started If you have been invited here, you have access to both reading and adding to/editing the pages you find under "Navigation" to the left. Each page that you are allowed to edit has a button at the top right of the page called "Edit this page" (after you login using your wikispace username and password). When you click that button, the wiki will turn into an editable document. Make any changes or additions to those pages that you want, then press the "Save" button. The changes will then appear on the web right away.


 * Note to MAC users: you will want to use FIREFOX instead of SAFARI when editing the wiki.

We also can comment to each other using the "discussion" link at the top of every page.

About This Space This space is protected. Only space members can edit pages.

Need Help? For more information on how to use Wikispaces or how to set up your own space, see the help section. If you need help, please contact me (Joan Walker at jwalker@cfsnc.org) or you can contact the wiki staff at help@wikispaces.com.

Here is a link to a video that might be helpful as well called "Wikis in Plain English." Enjoy! From //Common Craft://

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