Digital Narrative – Checklist
INTELLECTUAL INTEGRITY
Attribution: each Image, Video and other media element is given attribution
Captions: each Image, Video and other media element includes a caption
Byline: the byline accurately reflects the narrative’s authorship
CONTENT
Subtitle: the subtitle is concise (just a few words) and enhances/clarifies the narrative’s title
Data Visualizations: selective use of data visualizations can make complex datasets accessible
Maps: identify the location(s) associated with your topic to provide context
DESIGN
Text is presented in a manner that is visually appealing and encourages the reader to engage and keep reading the entire narrative
Breakouts, Cards and Doubles – containers are used to create a “flow” and to provided the reader with a dynamic reading experience
Media elements are selected because they help the reader better understand the topic – and are NOT simply a visual distraction to the narrative
SCHOLARSHIP
Sources are cited and a Cited Sources section is located at the bottom of the narrative