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DIGITAL FICTION

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OBJECTIVE 1

1. Identify the concept of digital fiction

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2. Know what digital media is

3. Provide example for digital media 3

4. Enjoy the lesson

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 MAJOR LITERA
POETRY- is an imaginative awareness
of experience expressed through
meaning, sound and rhythmic
language choices to evoke an
emotional response. It has been
known to employ meter and rhyme.
The very nature of poetry as an
authentic and individual mode of
expression makes it nearly impossible
to define.
RY GENRE
DRAMA- is a composition in prose
or verse presenting in dialogue or
pantomime a story involving
conflict more contrast of
character, especially on intended
to be acted on a stage: a play. It
may be any situation or series of
events having vivid, emotional,
conflicting or striking interest.
FICTION- is literature created
from the imagination, not
presented as fact, though it
may be based on a true story or
situation. Types of literature in
the fiction include the novel,
short story and novella.
NON-FICTION- is based on facts
and the author’s opinion about a
subject. The purpose of non-
fiction writing is to inform and
sometimes to persuade. Its
examples are biographies,
articles from textbooks and
magazines and newspapers.
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What is digi-fiction

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 WHAT IS DIGITAL FICTION? 1

Digital Fiction is a genre of literature encompassing works

created exclusively on and for digital devices, such as 2
computers, tablets, and mobile phones. A work of electronic
literature can be defined as "a construction whose literary
aesthetics emerge from computation", "work that could
only exist in the space for which it was 3
developed/written/coded—the digital space".[1] This means
that these writings cannot be easily printed, or cannot be
printed at all, because elements crucial to the text are
unable to be carried over onto a printed version. 4
—Wikipedia
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DIGI FICTION
Digi-Fiction is a literary experience that
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combines three media: book,
movie/video, and Internet website. W

In order to get the full story, students

must engage in navigation, reading, T
viewing, in all three formats.
Popular series include:
• Minecraft Story Mode F

• Skeleton Creek
MINECRAFT: STORY MODE

• This is an adventure game, set in the

Minecraft universe, in which players
assume the role of Jessie and his friends on
a quest to reunite heroes. As players
progress through the story, they are
presented with dialogue and action choices
that occasionally lead to combat against
monsters.
• This game series adapts to the choices you
make the story tailored by how you play
SKELETON CREEK
• Written for ages 10 to 15, the story is told in a unique
experience alternating books and videos. As you read
Ryan's journal in the book, you will get passwords to
Sarah’s website to watch her videos with the latest
discoveries. This exciting new storytelling format will have
kids riveted.
• Investigation takes two tracks: Ryan records everything
in his journal, while Sarah uses her videocam to search
things out. . .and then email the clips for Ryan to see. In a
new, groundbreaking format, the story is broken into two
parts -- Ryan's text in the book, and Sarah's videos on a
special website, with links and passwords given throughout
the book.

Difference between Digi fiction and other digital literature
Some digital fictions contain
sound effects, images, film,
hyperlinks, or mini-games.
Therefore, rather than existing
as a digital version of a print
text (like an e-book), digital
fictions would lose something
if they were printed out.
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Also unlike e-books, in which
the reader moves from one page
to another in a linear fashion, in W
many digital fictions, the reader
has a role in constructing the
narrative, either by selecting
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hyperlinks or by controlling a
character’s journey through the
fictional world. F
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Elements of Digi-Fiction

ELEMENTS T

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Elements in Digi-Fiction
Multimedia: Collaborative Storytelling:
Digital fiction often incorporates Digital fiction may enable T
multimedia elements such as images,
collaboration between multiple
videos, audio, and animations to enhance
the storytelling experience. These elements authors or creators, allowing for
can be integrated seamlessly into the diverse perspectives and storytelling
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narrative. styles.
Gamification: Interactivity:
Gamification elements, such as point Interactivity is a key element of digital
systems, achievements, and fiction. Readers may have the ability to T
leaderboards, can be integrated into make choices that impact the direction of
digital fiction to enhance the story, solve puzzles, or engage with the
engagement and provide a sense of narrative in other ways. This can create a
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progression. sense of agency and immersion.
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Elements of Digi-Fiction
Algorithmic Storytelling: Responsive Design: Multimedia Integration:
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Some digital fiction Digital fiction often Beyond simple images
works use algorithms employs responsive and videos, digital
to dynamically design principles to fiction can incorporate W
generate elements of ensure that the story interactive elements like
the story based on adapts to different games, simulations, and
reader choices or data devices and screen virtual reality (VR)
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inputs, creating sizes, providing a experiences to immerse
personalized and ever- the audience in the story
consistent and
world.
evolving narratives. engaging experience. F
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“showcase innovation and
creativity in storytelling for
digital media and new directions
in contemporary literary practice 3
informed by technology.”

—Simon Groth
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● https://directory.eliterature.org/glossary/4965
● https://www.slideshare.net/darinjohn2/21st-century-literary-genres-by-calle-
friesen
● https://bookriot.com/digital-literature/
● https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_literature
● https://readingdigitalfiction.com/resources-for-readers/
● https://readingdigitalfiction.com/resources-for-readers/