Wednesday, June 22
11:50 AM-12:10 PM
EDT
Liberty 5

Storytelling—Authenticity in Learning During COVID-19 Pandemic

Live Virtual Brief Paper: Practice Based ID: 61377
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    Fang Wang
    University of Findlay
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    Lan Li
    Bowling Green State University

Abstract: Based on the revised Community of Inquiry Model, this paper focuses on the learner presence to discuss the innovative classroom practice: storytelling and digital storytelling during the COVID-19 pandemic. The literature is reviewed, followed by the explanation of the design of storytelling as a class activity. The instructor’s reflection of the storytelling practice is addressed. The paper argues that the contextualized storytelling classroom practice reduces the isolation of social distance caused by COVID-19 precautions. It is an innovative class practice in higher education. It creates authenticity in learning, empowers learners, builds up a positive classroom relationship, and increases learners’ learning outcome.

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