These sites offer stories and booktalks in video format.
Totlol
http://www.totlol.com
Developed by a Vancouverite, this video directory is intended for use with younger children, although more senior users like us will enjoy many of the selections. The site is moderated. It's powered by YouTube.
Book Video Ning
http://bookvideo.ning.com/
Visit or join the ning to find or share videos about books. The ning was initiated by Joyce Valenza on December 12, 2008. As much as anything, the ning serves to show us what is possible in the area of booktalks.
Scholastic's Video Booktalks
http://www.scholastic.com/librarians/ab/booktalks.htm
High quality video booktalks, many aimed at middle and senior level students
Speakaboos
http://speakaboos.com/
If you like Storylines at http://www.storylineonline.net/index2.html , you'll love this site as well. There you'll find online books, celebrity readers, teacher resources, and technology that enables kids to make their own recordings.
CogDogRoo Story Tools
http://cogdogroo.wikispaces.com/StoryTools
This blog is more about making digital stories (or booktalks). Alan Levine offers 50+ web tools you can use to create your own web-based story. He provides several samples that have been made with each tool. In fact, the story of Dominoe the dog is told repeatedly using all of the tools.
c/o Margaret Stimson
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