Dear Kelda,
What I could access of the 'Arts pop' site on
Scootle (2015) was drudgery to read though I found its initial idea inspiring.
Using a story boarding is a fantastic tool for aesthetic education in making,
presenting and appreciating and in using an app to understand and create their
work ties the digital technologies and ICT general capabilities of the
Australian Curriculum (Australian Curriculum Assessment and Reporting Authority
[ACARA], 2015). Fraistat & Jones (2009) talk about the role of editor using
technology and insists that the role of the editor is to "maximize the
resources of whatever editorial environment he or she chooses to work within -
and, increasingly, in digital media those resources will include image, sound
and video" (p.10). I think that it is really important to remember that in
learning to teach within these new modes that we experience them for ourselves
and to realise what it is that we as end users appreciate about digital media
and teach for this aesthetic as well.
While I haven't an example story-boarding, I
have quickly put together this PowerPoint animation. It was fiddly, it doesn't
look great and I wouldn't recommend using something so crass as powerpoint for
animation. I would recommend using an app like Animation Desk - Sketch and Draw
(Brakefield, 2015). Animation and story-boarding are something to
practice more of, as you can see with my own efforts here.
Regards,
Tracey
References:
Australian Curriculum Assessment and Reporting
Authority. (2015, May 15). The Australian Curriculum: Design and
Technologies and Digital Technologies (Version 7.5), Foundation to Year 2,
Years 3 and 4, Years 5 and 6, all curriculum elements, all curriculum
dimensions. retrieved from
Brakefield, S. (2013). Storyboard Studio. in Googleplay.
Retrieved from https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.brakefield.storyboard&hl=en
Fraistat, N. & Jones, S. (2009). Editing
environments: The architecture of electronic texts. Literary and Linguistic
Computing. 24(1) 9-18. doi: 10.1093/llc/fqn032
Education Services Australia. (2015) Arts-POP: media
arts. Scootle. Retrieved from https://www.scootle.edu.au/ec/p/home
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