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Interactive storytelling site sponsored by the Delaware Art Muceum. You can listen to stories and create them. If you create, you can write or record the story. Definitely a tool we should share with teachers.

Simple, easy-to-use storytelling tool. I was able to get something going in about 1 minute.

We just talked about this during our meeting last week. Check out this example of using green screen.

MEET ME AT THE CORNER, Virtual Field Trips for Kids, is a dynamic, interactive site, which encourages individual expression and participation through video submissions from children worldwide. Through these video pod casts we hope to create a community of children, who learn the art of self-expression and storytelling through video.

Another contest with musical storytelling this time

an app for making books for the ipad (requires OS Lion) 

Good description of how students are using web 2.0 tools.

Free webinars that are sponsored by ISTE.

I just listened to the a digital storytelling webinar (archived) from this ISTE series. It was very good and I found great resources that I can share with teachers. There is another live webinar at the end of the month, but since they are archived, you can always check it out at a convenient time.

My new favorite video! I have imbedded this video in all the Google sites I have created for my schools. Bravo to Pat Kyle, a teacher in Washington, DC.

Create a story based on a set of images provided by the software.  

Great reading and animations of storybooks by actors from The Screen Actors Guild

Excellent Wiki detailing 50+ digital storytelling tools.