External+Projects

= External Projects =

//My work in digital storytelling has now expanded beyond Towson University//

In April 2010 I gave a factulty workshop at Baylor University on creating digital stories. In the morning I gave an overview of digital stories and covered the seven elements of digital storytelling. In the afternoon I taught Final Cut Express, Garageband and tips and tricks for digital recording and editing. The workshop was very well received and it seems that many of the faculty are now inspired to create their own stories as well as implement digital storytelling into their courses. //Click on the Baylor icon below to see an overview of the workshop.//

Last year(2009) I began teaching for the Center for Digital Storytelling. Although their headquarters is in Berkeley California, they hold workshops all over the world. The workshops I led were held in Washington DC. I look forward to working with them again. For more info on the Center, their workshops, and examples of digital stories, //click on the icon below.//

For the last three years I have led workshops for faculty at UMBC, teaching them how to create digital stories. This past year I have begun teaching an undergraduate course, MCS 101, on digital storytelling. You can //click on the icon below// to read about our many projects and see a large gallery of stories.

I am an active member of the New Media Consortium. This June, 2010, I will be co-presenting at their summer conference, sharing my experiences teaching digital storytelling at UMBC and relating how we are building a community of practice. //Click on the icon below to learn more about the NMC.//

Web page created by Paul Iwancio
Last edited May 2010 ISTC 633, Towson University, Spring 2010 Semester