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Comment créer un récit numérique?

S1 E10
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2018

Knowing the recommended techniques and practices to create your digital story will allow you to produce quality content that you will be proud to share and watch with your peers. Discover the various components to consider, then get started!

Levels:
Elementary Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 4 Grade 6 Grade 5 Grade 3 Secondary Grade 12 Grade 11 Grade 10 Grade 9
Subjects:
Business Studies Information and Communication Technology The Arts Media and Multidisciplinary Arts French as a Second Language Listening Speaking Writing Français
Skills:
Communication Creativity Digital Literacy
French level:
B1: Threshold Independent User (B1 - B2) A2: Waystage Basic User (A1 - A2) A1: Breakthrough
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E2 : FRANÇAIS SANS FRONTIÈRES, pourquoi on fait ça?

2min45s
This tutorial explains why we created the FRANÇAIS SANS FRONTIÈRES website. After all, your cultural identity, much like that of your fellow students, should be a big source of pride.
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E3 : Toi, consommateur de médias

4min51s
Google, YouTube, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and Snapchat are examples of information sources that could well be among your and your friends' daily habits. You probably also hear about 'fake news' a lot these days... That's why it's important for you to develop your critical thinking skills when consuming…
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E4 : Toi, producteur de médias

4min23s
Did you know that when you share or publish a comment, a picture, or information, you're producing media? And, consequently, that you have a responsibility to adhere to certain social rules? In this tutorial, discover the roles and responsibilities that your digital citizenship entails.
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E5 : Et toi, qui es-tu? Quelle est ton histoire?

3min7s
What language(s) do you speak at home? What about school? What is your family's history? Do you have traditions? Your identity begins its construction in your early childhood among your family, your friends, and your community. It continually evolves through your interactions with your environment.
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E6 : La diversité dans les médias

4min
Canada is a very diverse country: ethnicities, colours, religions, gender identities... Is that diversity represented in the media outlets you use, like in video games, movies, on the internet, in the newspapers, on TV? In this tutorial, you will learn to identify stereotypes and how to be respectful and inclusive when you produce…
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E7 : Empathie et accès pour tous

4min35s
By being interested in people around us, we better understand them and sympathize with what they feel or experience. To make your digital productions accessible to the widest possible audience, you can remember to add subtitles and an audio-description. This tutorial will give you tips and tricks to open yourself to others and live…
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E8 : Créativité et collaboration, la clé de l'inspiration

4min10s
Are you short of ideas for your digital story or podcast? This tutorial is full of useful tips to unleash your creativity and begin your adventure as a media producer, either alone or with friends. There are so many topics to explore! It's all up to you!
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E9 : Comment raconter une histoire?

3min43s
You want to tell and share your story... but perhaps you aren't quite sure where or how to begin. No problem! This tutorial includes all the steps to follow to organize and shape your ideas.
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E10 : Comment créer un récit numérique?

5min14s
Knowing the recommended techniques and practices to create your digital story will allow you to produce quality content that you will be proud to share and watch with your peers.
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E11 : Comment créer un balado?

6min2s
Knowing the recommended techniques and practices to create your podcast will allow you to produce quality content that you will be proud to share with your peers. Discover the various components to consider, then get started!
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Digital Story Graphic Organizer

This tool is intended for the use of French as Second Language students. It allows students to organize and expand digital story ideas and represent them visually. This road map can be used throughout the project.

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Podcast Graphic Organizer

This tool is intended for the use of French as Second Language students. It allows students to organize and expand podcast ideas and represent them visually. This road map can be used throughout the project.

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Storyboard to create a digital story

This tool is intended for the use of French as Second Language students. It allows students to plan a story, from beginning to end, in order to create a digital story. This work outline can be filled out individually or in small groups. It serves as a visual reminder of the various roles, details and steps to follow throughout the project.

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Storyboard to create a podcast

This tool is intended for the use of French as Second Language students. It allows students to plan a story, from beginning to end, in order to create a podcast. This work outline can be filled out individually or in small groups. It serves as a visual reminder of the various roles, details and steps to follow throughout the project.

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Tutorials glossary

This glossary is intended for the use of French as a Second Language teachers and students. It introduces terms specific to the production of digital stories and podcasts. It enables the use of common terminology for all FRANÇAIS SANS FRONTIÈRES project users.

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Levels:
Elementary Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 4 Grade 6 Grade 5 Grade 3 Secondary Grade 12 Grade 11 Grade 10 Grade 9
Subjects:
Business Studies Information and Communication Technology The Arts Media and Multidisciplinary Arts French as a Second Language Listening Speaking Writing Français
Skills:
Communication Creativity Digital Literacy
French level:
B1: Threshold Independent User (B1 - B2) A2: Waystage Basic User (A1 - A2) A1: Breakthrough