The end of the fall term for North American learners sometimes (if students are lucky enough to have a willing teacher) also means the conclusion of digital storytelling projects. When it comes to the evaluation stage of videos, I highly recommend Bernajean Porter’s resources about Peer Review of Digital Stories on DigiTales. Her scoring guides/rubrics are also GREAT.
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2 responses to “Tips for digital story evaluation”
I appreciate Bernajean Porter?s resources about Peer Review of Digital Stories on DigiTales. Her scoring guides/rubrics look especially helpful. I plan to introduce digital storytelling in my classroom, and anticipate using her rubics.
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