Digital Frontiers and New Media · Term 4

Multi-Platform Storytelling

Students will analyze transmedia narratives that span multiple digital and physical platforms.

Key Questions

  1. Analyze how a story's meaning evolves when consumed across different digital platforms.
  2. Compare the strengths and weaknesses of various platforms (e.g., social media, web, AR) for storytelling.
  3. Explain how interactive elements empower the audience to become co-creators of a narrative.

Ontario Curriculum Expectations

VA:Cn10.1.HSIIIVA:Re7.2.HSIII
Grade: Grade 12
Subject: The Arts
Unit: Digital Frontiers and New Media
Period: Term 4

Suggested Methodologies

Case Study Analysis

Deep dive into a real-world case with structured analysis

30–50 min

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Concept Mapping

Build visual maps of concept relationships

20–40 min

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