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Title: Two sides to a story: a literature review of Digital Storytelling
Other Titles: Telling stories differently: Engaging 21st century students through Digital Storytelling
Authors: Chigona, Agnes 
Tiba, Chantyclaire 
Keywords: Digital storytelling;Literature review;learners;technological gadgets;educational benefits
Issue Date: 2015
Publisher: Sun Press
Source: Chigona, A. & Tiba, C. 2015. Two sides to a story: a literature review of Digital Storytelling. (In: Telling stories differently: Engaging 21st century students through Digital Storytelling, J. Condy, Sun Media, Stellenbosch). 17-24. [https://books.google.co.za/books/about/Telling_Stories_Differently.html]
Abstract: This study aims at discussing different views on the educational benefits of DST so that school stakeholders may have a better understanding of its benefits to learners. According to Dogan (2012), the more school stakeholders know about DST, the more they will tap into its benefits and use in the classroom. Therefore, information presented in the literature review may guide teachers in their decision on whether to use DST as a pedagogical tool or not. Furthermore, challenges encountered by teachers when integrating DST into the classroom will be highlighted in order for school stakeholders to make informed decisions.
Description: Book Chapter
URI: https://books.google.co.za/books/about/Telling_Stories_Differently.html
http://hdl.handle.net/11189/7802
ISBN: 978-1-920689-85-8
978-1-920689-86-5
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