Use these seven steps to develop a concept. You can use the various tools below.
These tools will be helpful in step one of your Digital Storytelling Process: Brainstorming
Free. Cloud-based mind-mapping tool that can be used for diagramming, visualization and notetaking
Free; Open Source. Collaborative mind-mapping tool
that allows unlimited creations and file exports
Free & subscription. Organizational
diagramming tool for individual or collaborative use, with icons, image uploads, xports & embed options
Free & subscription. Padlet is an organizational tool for diagramming ideas, focusing on collaboration and usability
Free & subscription. Bubbl.us makes it easy to organize your ideas visually in a way that makes sense to you and others. It is designed to help you stay on task and capture your thoughts quickly. Use Bubbl.us daily to take notes, brainstorm new ideas, collaborate, and present more effectively.
These tools will help you with with the planning phase of your Digital Storytelling process - Brainstorming, Planning, and Outlining.
Free. Online drawing tool compatible with Google Drive. Share and export drawings as JPEG, PNG, PDF, or SVG files.
Subscription. Online whiteboard app with touch interface for drawing, note-taking, collaboration and more.
Free and subscription based.
The online collaborative whiteboard platform that allows you to work individually or collaborate.
Free. Downloadable sketchpad software with several drawing and imaging tools.
Free, open source. Visualize stories through drawing and text tools. Compatible with Photoshop and supports multiple file export types.
Free, open source. Create interactive, nonlinear stories with or without code and publish directly to HTML.
Free & subscription. Quickly design storyboards using an image library, drawing and text tools, and collaborative features.
Free and subscription.Simple comic creation platform for classroom use, with image libraries and collaboration tools for educators.
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