Final Project: Haylee Cannon

 Please find attached the components of my final Digital Storytelling Project for EDUC 5333. 

Project Plan

Rubric for DST Assessment

Story Planning Assignment 

Digital/Visual Storytelling in your Community

Multimedia Story (Final DST Project)

Reflection



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