4. Results and Discussion
The students were asked about problems of learning through the Digital Storytelling Website (DSW). The results from the semi interviews asking about participants’ opinions towards digital storytelling improving their English speaking skill. Although the results from the qualitative data indicate that the participants had positive attitude towards digital storytelling in this research, there were still some problems, such as there were only two units in this course. The website should have more. As some of the students’ interview are shown:
“I think the website should have more exercises for practice.”
According to the findings, it can be concluded that Digital Storytelling Website (DSW) had positive effects on the improvement of students’ speaking skills. Students are motivated, engaged and interested in digital storytelling (Davis, 2004). Robins (2008) found that digital storytelling has captured the imagination of both students and teachers. At all levels of the study and in most subjects can use digital storytelling in many ways to support students’ learning by encouraging them to organize and express their own ideas and knowledge in an individual and significant ways (Robin, 2008)