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Digital Multimedia Stories
with Lesson Plans, Examples and Tutorials
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| These multimedia stories were created by students (some of
whom are teachers) as partial fulfillment for ITEC 531 (Emerging and
Assistive Technologies) at the College of Graduate and Professional
Studies, University of Mary Washington, Fredericksburg, VA. We ask
that you give credit to the author(s) of the activities, lessons,
and stories you use.
Technologies used to complete elements of the
projects: pencil and paper, PowerPoint, Word, Adobe Acrobat
Professional, Windows Movie Maker, Photo Story, computer,
camcorders, webcams, digital camera, Camtasia, Paint, Audacity,
Windows Sound Recorder, and clip art. Each
digital story was created an an example to show to students. In some
cases, student examples are included. The digital story lesson plans
follow the
Vogler CPA Model. In some examples Camp of Hope lesson plans are
also included and are target toward special needs students. These
lessons do not necessarily follow the Vogler Model. |
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We are creating and maintaining a database of lessons for
public use for students with autism. If you have a lesson
you would like to submit, download our
template
and email it as an attached file to:
submit@careumw.com
About the Lesson Template. The template follows
Vogler's CPA Model and will be used for consistency.
Teachers may add SOLs or additional information to the
model. If submitting student work as examples, please
include permission transcripts. |
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Mike's original digital story was created
first with PowerPoint. Family members "voiced" the dialogue and
family dogs were the inspiration for the main characters in the
story. Different parts of the project are to the right and all
documents are combined into a bookmarked documents for easy
viewing. Mike narrates the storyline in the PDF version. Mike
makes good use of pedagogical coaches during his informative
Virginia history lesson.
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Katrina created her lesson in PowerPoint and
converted the slides to a Windows Media Presentation and added
music. Her movie is embedded in the combined document. She also
created a lesson for Camp of Hope attendees which may be viewed
by clicking on the appropriate link to the right.
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- Pam Gorski
- Digital Story:
Flying High, A Story About Our Family Trip
- Format: PowerPoint
- Target Audience: K-2; students with
autism spectrum disorders or students with speech and
language disorders.
- Content Area: Language Arts
Pam has included an example for students with
her lesson plan and a student's example who used the PowerPoint
template she provided. Pam's story example is an excellent
example of how family photos can be combined with clip photos
and videos to develop a story.
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Students modify existing poetic structures and
add multimedia in this lesson. Emily's Photo Story 3 tutorial is
outstanding. Her completed story originally began as a
PowerPoint. In her instructional materials she illustrates how
she converted her PowerPoint slides to other types of media.
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- Heather Jackson
- Digital Story:
My Loose
Tooth
- Format: PowerPoint (and WMV)
- Target Audience: First Grade
- Content Area: Language Arts
Heather created her digital story example in
PowerPoint and recorded her daughter reading for the audio
(another story which Heather explains in the introduction).
After creating her PowerPoint story Heather used the slides to
create a Windows media video and later embedded that movie into
an Acrobat document.
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- Patty McElhatten
- Digital Story:
The Bully
- Format: PowerPoint
- Target Audience: Young students; students
with disabilities
- Content Area: Social Science
Patty created her story using PowerPoint and
embedded movies about bullying. She also saved her story as an
Acrobat document and included a tutorial on how to embed videos
into your format. Patty created a separate lesson for students
with special needs based on her experience with Camp of Hope.
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- Shannon Moore
- Digital Story: Abby and Bella
- Format: PowerPoint
- Target Audience: Kindergarten
- Content Area: Language Arts
Shannon used real pictures and video of her
two dogs for her digital book example. She has included a
student example of a digital story created by twelve
Kindergarten and First Grade students.
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- Laura Pinkerton
- Digital Story:
Color Brown
- Format: PowerPoint
- Target Audience: 6th grade
- Content Area: Language Arts
Laura's lesson plan is about storyboarding,
one aspect of an electronic storybook. Students could do a paper
version (no tech) or an electronic version (lo tech).
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Margaret's lesson includes several handouts,
resources, and the use of animated characters. She has included
a tutorial on setting up and using a webcam. Her materials
include additional tutorials for understanding the toolbar,
recording video, and choosing and calibrating an Avatar.
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