Digital Fluency - Storytelling in the Cloud

Name: Digital Fluency - Storytelling in the Cloud
Brand: Essential Resources
SKU: 51052
Author: Angie Simmons
ISBN: 9781776554805

Innovative ways of telling stories in a future-focused curriculum

By
Angie Simmons

The art of story-telling is as old as the dawn of language, however the medium by which story-telling travels has changed dramatically. Use Digital Fluency – Story-telling in the Cloud to explore the ways students can tell and share stories in a future-focused curriculum.

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Ages: 5-12 | Pages: 56

Code: 51052 | ISBN: 9781776554805

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Angie Simmons

Angie Simmons is interested in current best-practice learning approaches that encompass thinking skills, collaboration and problem solving. As an experienced educator, she has worked broadly across the educational sector of New Zealand. She worked as a primary school teacher for many years and as a university lecturer, when she was head of an educational technologies programme and taught prospective teachers. In another significant educational role, she was a digital technologies professional development facilitator working with schools across the Auckland area to integrate future-focused learning within the curriculum.