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Multimedia mess up

Multimedia mess up

Assessment

Presentation

English

KG

Hard

Created by

Ashley Smalls

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28 Slides • 17 Questions

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Poll

You’re on your phone between classes. What do you click first?

A headline that says “5 Ways to Save Money This Semester”

A video with captions auto-playing about a new Netflix show

A meme that’s been reshared by three of your friends

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Scrolling the Feed

  • A = Listicle/blog format works for quick info.

  • B = Multimedia storytelling grabs with visuals.

  • C = Social content spreads when it’s relatable.

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Poll

You like what you saw. What’s next?

Leave a comment

Share to your story or feed

Just scroll on

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Do You Engage?

  • Commenting = text that invites interaction (questions, calls to action).

  • Sharing = emotional/personal resonance makes writing spread.

  • Scrolling = if writing doesn’t hook fast, it’s lost.

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Poll

Now imagine you created the post. What made it work?

Catchy headline or hook

Visuals + captions

Relatable voice or humor

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Storyteller's Lens

The type of content that catches your eye is not random.
It reveals how
you process stories and what you value as an audience member.

  • If you chose visuals → You respond to sensory impact and immediacy

  • If you chose relatable headlines → You value personal connection and relevance

  • If you chose topics you care about → You prioritize meaning and purpose

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Wrap-Up Discussion

  • “Which path did you take most often as a consumer?”

  • “If that’s what pulled you in, how can you apply the same technique when you create?”

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Takeaway

As a storyteller, your instincts as an audience member shape the stories you create.
Understanding
what pulls you in helps you intentionally design stories that pull others in too.

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Poll

Which feels more memorable to you?

A list of facts

A personal story

A video with sound and visuals

An interactive experience (polls, comments, choices)

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Conversation follow-up

  • Why do experiences stick more than information?

  • How does “digital fusion” change what we remember?

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Multiple Choice

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What is the average attention span in the digital era according to the text?

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5 seconds

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8 seconds

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10 seconds

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15 seconds

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Poll

How You Experience Stories

You’re most likely to fully engage with a story when it…

Feels immersive

Feels personal

Feels visually strong

Feels emotionally honest

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Multiple Choice

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Which element of digital storytelling focuses on the author's perspective?

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Gift of Your Voice

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Point of View

3

Economy

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Pacing

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Poll

Which element keeps you watching or reading?

Emotional content

Pacing

Point of view

Dramatic question

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Multiple Choice

What are the four pillars of storytelling?

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People, Places, Plot, Purpose

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Characters, Settings, Conflict, Message

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Narrative, Emotion, Resolution, Atmosphere

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Audience, Context, Tension, Meaning

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Multiple Choice

What is a key difference between writing for the web and traditional media?

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Web narratives compete with distractions

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Web writing is less interactive

3

Web stories are always shorter

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Web writing requires more research

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Multiple Choice

What are the key considerations for writing for web audiences?

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Concise & Clear Narratives

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Multimedia Integration

3

Scannable Formats

4

Clear Call to Action

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Multiple Choice

What are the three main components of narrative structure for digital stories?

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Setup

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Conflict

3

Resolution

4

Introduction

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Multiple Choice

What are some key characteristics of social media platforms like Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook for content creation?

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Strong visuals and compelling captions

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Long-form content

3

Static images only

4

Limited audience engagement

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Multiple Choice

What are the key features of interactive stories that enhance user engagement?

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Data visualizations

2

Scrolling effects

3

Embedded multimedia

4

All of the above

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Multiple Choice

What are the key strategies for engaging your audience when creating multimedia stories?

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Understanding your audience

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Using complex language

3

Ignoring feedback

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Focusing solely on visuals

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Multiple Choice

What are the four key components to knowing your audience deeply?

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Understand Motivations

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Foster Dialogue

3

Tailor Content

4

Build Empathy

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Multiple Choice

What is the significance of authenticity in storytelling according to the text?

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It is optional for creators

2

It builds trust and connection

3

It is not important

4

It is only for older demographics

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Audience interaction + media amplification means content moves beyond the original platform.It means your writing can leave its original space. Once others share or report it, you lose control over context.

​Takeaway

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In digital spaces, meaning is negotiated. Your intention matters less than how the audience perceives and interacts with the message.

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