Digital Storytelling Vocabulary Quiz

Digital Story

• using fewer images and words to communicate meaning.

• an enhanced story that includes digital media such as text, images, and video/sound and delivers a key message.

• a design plan or other technical drawing.

Dramatic Question

• a statement at the story's beginning that creates a question in viewers' minds.

• an intended audience (e.g. friends, parents, relatives, etc.).

• expressing human emotions to connect with viewers.

Economy

• a statement at the story's beginning that creates a question in viewers' minds.

• a design plan or other technical drawing.

• using fewer images and words to communicate meaning.

Emotional Content

• expressing human emotions to connect with viewers.

• a statement at the story's beginning that creates a question in viewers' minds.

• how the character, setting, and plot are organized.

Pacing

• how fast or slow the events happen, controlling how quickly the reader experiences the story and feels the excitement or tension.

• the sounds that support or add meaning to the story.

• using fewer images and words to communicate meaning.

Point of View

• the story's main point and the perspective from which the story is told.

• refer to different digital sources such as images and photos (png, jpg), sound files (mp3), and video files (mp4).

• the sounds that support or add meaning to the story.

Soundtrack:

• the sounds that support or add meaning to the story.

• the written text of a play, movie, story, or broadcast.

• the story's main point and the perspective from which the story is told.

Voice

• the use of one's voice to tell the story in a personal way.

• intended audience (e.g. friends, parents, relatives, etc.).

• a statement at the story's beginning that creates a question in viewers' minds.

Target audience

• intended audience (e.g. friends, parents, relatives, etc.).

• opening line or scene in a story that immediately grabs the audience's attention.

• expressing human emotions to connect with viewers.

Blueprint

• a design plan or other technical drawing

• the written text of a play, movie, story, or broadcast.

• expressing human emotions to connect with viewers.