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COMM 335

Digital Storytelling

Communication

3 credit hoursUsually offered: Fall, Spring
Avg GPA
2.74
Easiness
No data
Total regs
19

Grade Distribution

Spring 2025 · Percentages use A–F and W outcomes

Avg GPA
2.74
A
10.5%
2
B
63.2%
12
C
21.1%
4
D
0.0%
0
F
5.3%
1
W
0.0%
0
A–F + W
19
Other outcomes
0
All registrations
19

Quick Insights

Avg GPA
2.74
Easiness
N/A
C or better
94.7%
Among A–F outcomes
D or better
94.7%
Among A–F outcomes
Withdrawal rate
0.0%
Among A–F and W outcomes
Most common grade
B
Letter grades only
Outcomes counted
19
A–F and W outcomes

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About This Class

Overview of traditional storytelling followed by introduction to tools of digital storytelling. Focus on storytelling to communicate meanings about self, identity, community. Emphasis on digital ways of creating narratives that include and diversify. Course Information: Some sections may be offered fully online or in a blended-online course setting. Consult the Schedule of Classes for mode of instruction. Use of computer and internet access is required for all online and blended sections. A high speed connection, while not required, is strongly suggested. Prerequisite(s): COMM 101 and COMM 103 and Credit or concurrent registration in COMM 102 ; and Credit or concurrent registration in COMM 200 .

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