Digital Storytelling and New Narratives
Students explore how digital platforms enable new forms of storytelling, including interactive narratives, podcasts, and web series.
Key Questions
- Analyze how interactive elements in digital narratives engage the audience differently from traditional texts.
- Compare the narrative structures and conventions of podcasts versus written short stories.
- Design a concept for a digital story that leverages the unique capabilities of an online platform.
ACARA Content Descriptions
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