Science Storytelling: Multimedia Projects for Inquiry & Assessment
Part of ISTELive 26Presented by Michael Hernandez | Cristina Veresan
Tuesday 30 June 2026·3:00 pm
Science can often be seen as a dry subject, disconnected from students’ lives. In this session, award-winning educators address these challenges by integrating digital storytelling projects to provide purpose for science curriculum beyond the classroom, to foster inquiry, as an authentic assessment, and as a means for civic engagement.
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