Digital Advocacy Storytelling
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In LS5633: Art of Storytelling, Literacy Matters cohort students developed digital advocacy stories based on a core value they hold in children's and family literacy.
From the course syllabus: "This is an individual project. In your original digital advocacy story, you will reflect your library values and promote a particular aspect of your library program. You will develop a storyboard using a Web 2.0 tool, develop a script, select an appropriate presentation tool or software, and make your story freely available on the Web. You will use social networking and participatory culture tools to seek feedback from a target audience and revise your final story presentation. You will use a Web 2.0 tool to develop a reflection on this assignment process and final product."
ALSC Competency:
VII. Advocacy, Public Relations, and Networking Skills
1. Utilizes effective public relations techniques and media to promote an awareness of and support for meeting children's library and information needs through all media.
The complete Digital Storytelling assignment sheet is found on Dr. Judi Moreillon's LS5633 course wiki.
Sample Page: Please follow the directions on the sample page.
Links to Cohort Students' Work:
Elena Baeza
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Partners in Preparing Children 4 School @ Your Library® |
Rolando Ramirez
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Children's Literacy Starts @ Your Library®
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Deborah Carter
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You Are Due for a Checkout @ Your Library® |
Anita Shaw
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Beginning with Literacy @ Your Library®
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Luz Earley
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1, 2, 3: Leap into Literacy @ Your Library®
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Mandy Sheffield
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Awareness of Your Audience = The Ability to Impact! |
Mindy Enderle
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Diversity Matters @ Your Public Library®
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Amy Stafford
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Nurture diversity @ Your Library®
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Edgar Fuentes
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Children's Librarians Put KNOWLEDGE in TECHNOLOGY
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A. S.
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Summer Reading Program = AMAZING! |
A. G.
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Nurturing Lifelong Readers @ Your Library®
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Sabahat Vahidy
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Be the Strongest Link @ Your Library!®
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Kerol Harrod
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Share the Magic @ Your Public Library®
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Janelle Valera
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Out of Bed and into THE EMBEDDED!
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Monica Nichols
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It Takes a Village to Raise a Child - Your Library Wants to be That Village
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Cindi Wynia
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Literacy Empowered Children Become Lifelong Library Advocates!
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Leah Oswald
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Partnerships for Better Parenting
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April Zuniga
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Families that Read Together, Succeed Together @ Your Library®
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Reference
Association for Library Service to Children. 2009. Competencies for Librarians Serving Children in Public Libraries. http://www.ala.org/alsc/edcareeers/alsccorecomps (accessed December 12, 2013).
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