Digital Storytelling
Explore the fundamental concepts of Digital Storytelling and the art of communicating stories through digital media and technologies. The course introduces creative approaches to storytelling and their applications in communication and content presentation.
What You Will Learn
Course details
The Digital Storytelling course aims to provide learners with a fundamental understanding of the concepts and importance of storytelling through digital media. Digital Storytelling is a form of communication that combines the art of storytelling with digital technologies to present information, knowledge, experiences, and stories in engaging and accessible ways.
Learners will be introduced to the concept of Digital Storytelling and the role of storytelling in modern digital communication. The course also explores how different media elements, such as text, images, audio, and video, can contribute to creative storytelling.
The course encourages learners to recognize the importance of clear, engaging, and audience-appropriate communication. It also introduces opportunities to apply digital storytelling concepts in education, professional communication, and everyday content presentation.
This course is suitable for university students and individuals interested in learning the fundamentals of storytelling through digital media. The course is delivered through Thai-language online video content, allowing learners to study and review the material independently.
Lesson Content
Digital Storytelling: The Art of Storytelling
Instructor
- Closing Date 26 May 2027 Time 16:00
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Please finish learning before the date and time shown — when the course closes, the classroom is cleared and your learning history for this round ends (certificates already issued remain valid).
- Instructor Teaching Team
- Level Beginner
- Duration 20 m
- Lessons 2 Lessons
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Certificates NoneThis course does not issue a certificate — when you complete it, the system will issue a Learning Completion Record with a public verify link you can submit to your instructor as proof.
- Category Information Technology and Digital Skills
- Learners 98