Digital Storytelling for Beginners

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Digital Storytelling for Beginners

4 to 5 hours

Course Price:$10 Kes.1050

Ready to become a digital Storymaker? TechSoup has created an on-demand course so you can dive right into the three phases of the storytelling adventure. Our course provides a step-by-step roadmap from story creation through postproduction and marketing. Become a digital storyteller today!

About the Course

This on-demand course offers self-paced content for the beginner. This can include videos, self-assessments, activities, checklists, links to external resources, handouts, live events and quizzes. All course content is available for at least one year, or until the course content is no longer relevant. Live events are always recorded and archived in the course for you to access at your convenience.

You can gain TechPoints by accessing and interacting with course content such as watching a video, completing an evaluation and clicking on links. 

*Course fee is non-refundable

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Guest Experts

Ale Bezdikian

TechSoup
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After studying journalism and comparative religion at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, Ale Bezdikian was given a fellowship with Mother Jones Magazine to make videos for the web.

In her current role at TechSoup, Ale creates videos for marketing, education and social media, as well as manages the annual storytelling campaign, Storymakers. She has particular interests in digital storytelling, research in accessible and augmentative technology, and contributing to local community on and offline.

Susan Hope Bard

TechSoup
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Susan works to create engaging and exciting online trainings for nonprofits and libraries. Prior to joining TechSoup, Susan managed and delivered training programs for the American Red Cross and US and international libraries.

Glenn Fajardo

TechSoup
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Glenn Fajardo connects to create. As the Director of the Co-Design Practice of the TechSoup Global Network, he has worked NGO Partners around the world to build and expand programs and partnerships. Glenn also teaches at the Stanford University d.school, most recently Design Across Borders in Spring 2018. Formally trained in nuclear engineering sciences and public policy, Glenn plays electric bass and likes to cook in other people’s kitchens.