Digital storytelling is a method that involves creating and sharing multimedia narratives that combine text, images, audio, and video. This method can boost your students' historical research skills by engaging them in storytelling as a form of historical interpretation and representation, as well as by developing their digital literacy and creativity. To implement digital storytelling in your history class, you should select a historical topic or theme that lends itself to storytelling, such as personal experiences, events, or issues. Guide your students to identify and research a specific story or perspective related to the topic or theme, and help them write a script that captures the main elements and emotions of the story with the use of historical evidence and imagination. Additionally, assist them to choose and edit appropriate media elements, such as photos, maps, music, or voice-overs, to enhance their story. Teach your students how to use digital tools like online platforms or software for creating and publishing their stories. Finally, invite your students to share and comment on each other's stories and reflect on their historical research and storytelling process.