Medium: Relies on written language and prose.Presentation: Presented in textual formats like short stories or microfiction.Length: Very short, typically ranging from a few hundred to a couple of thousand words.Imagination: Engages readers to visualize characters and settings through text.Narrative Depth: Despite brevity, explores complex themes and emotions.

storytelling mediums

Which term most clearly describes a medium?A.StoryB.Stage playC.PrideD.IdeaSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which sentence describes the medium of a story?A.The author relies on personification to make objects seem like people.B.At the end of the story, the main character finds out his rival is his father.C.The fight between good and evil plays a role in the events of the plot.D.Each panel of the graphic novel tries to show as much detail as possible.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Digital Story (Submission)Digital stories allow us to navigate experiences in powerful and emotive ways to reach a broader audience. The texts studied in class use contemporary technology to shape the way we engage with universal experiences.YOUR TASKPart A: Digital StoryCreate a digital story that shapes a powerful and emotive experience which connects to a broad audience.Your digital story must be 3:45 minutes - 4:15 minutes in length. You may use any platform to create your digital story.Suggested platforms include: iMovie; Adobe Spark; WeVideo.Part B: Rationale (Submission)Compose a 250 - 300 word rationale to support the viewing of your digital story. Discuss:The experience you represented.How you used digital technology to navigate the experience and connect to a broad audience.A rationale is a brief summary of the work and its significance. It outlines the purpose and intentions of the work and how it will be received.

In deciding the best medium to tell a story, which step is first?(1 point) Responses identifying the audience identifying the audience thinking about what the characters are doing thinking about what the characters are doing deciding how much to leave to the imagination deciding how much to leave to the imagination figuring out the setting