Just thought I’d send along my Canadian digital storytelling site for your followers to consider: http://digitalstory.ca Click on the resources link on the sidebar for some quick and meaningful how-tos.

Digitalstory.ca is new on iTunes but I’ve been hosting it for a while. Here’s the feed: http://feeds2.feedburner.com/Digitalstoryca or subscribe in iTunes here: http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=307690730

The video podcasts I’ve been creating are in “screencast” format, iphone friendly and are “All Canadian”. The samples will be from DST sessions I conduct with teachers here in Ontario. The site will also feature some rebroadcasts, dst resources, books and other inspiring stories. Hopefully folks who have a passion for dst will be able to find something on the site that will be useful. Comments and resource suggestions will be welcomed.

I favour the digital stories that have “compelling narrative: stories from the heart.”

Hope you’ll tune in…

Thanks.

Kent Manning – Educational Technology Consultant in Ontario
Twitter: @kentmanning

You’ve highlighted the true power of Twitter – the willingness of colleagues to share knowledge beyond the four walls of our work environments. And you’ve created a great resource for digital storytelling. I’ll add this to delicious (or should I be using Diigo? Should I send a shoutout to my PLN?)