Design and create a project inspired by a topic, digital story. The project you create could come from any form of digital storytelling and participatory media such as: a video game, a social media campaign, a digital art exhibit, an interactive movie or television program, an online-based theatrical production, a smart toy or life-like robot, a flash mob event, a meme, an AR/VR/XR project, etc. In the past, students have created digital games, online video autobiographies, collective storytelling experiences, etc. While you are encouraged to explore and experiment with types of digital storytelling platforms you do not already have experience with, please note that this is not a technical course and my ability to assist you with technical issues is limited. You will have to submit your projects digitally, such as in a pre-recorded format. NOTE: A 4-5 page design statement, explaining their digital storytelling project and how it critically engages with its inspiring topic, digital story, and reading, and expands on relating theories . It must also include an attached Works Cited involving at least five scholarly sources. Overall, you will be evaluated on the quality of your ideas and insights, creativity and design prowess, understanding of audience, depth of research and arguments, and the relationship of your project to its topic, reading, and the digital story that inspired it.
