Everyone Has a Story

Student digital stories, teaching resources, and AI experiments from Bernard Robin's Digital Storytelling courses at Furman OLLI — shared here as an example of how this kind of work can be archived and passed on. New to the term? Start with what digital storytelling means.

About

Bernard Robin

A career spent exploring how people tell their stories with digital tools — his bio, publications, and other OLLI courses.

Furman OLLI & University of Houston

Student Digital Stories

Digital stories created by Bernard's students, real photographs from the stories themselves.

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The Pacific & Beyond

World War II Stories

A themed collection gathering digital stories about the Second World War.

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A B-25 Pilot's Story

Roman Ohnemus

Bernard's father's wartime pilot, tracked down and befriended 62 years after the war — told through oral history, photographs, and Roman's own digital stories.

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A Flagship Case Study

Robin's Market Exploration

How a single 1926 photograph grew into a decade of digital stories, from a simple retelling to an AI-reimagined version.

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How-To

WeVideo Tutorials

Step-by-step tutorials for the editing tool students use to build their digital stories.

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Coursera MOOC

Digital Storytelling MOOC

Bernard's free Coursera course for K-16 teachers — 34 tutorial videos, still on YouTube.

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