Projects in this category combine multiple forms of media—such as text, images, audio, video, and graphics—into a cohesive, interactive digital presentation or experience. Entries should demonstrate purposeful integration of different media types to communicate an idea, tell a story, or present information in an engaging way.

Projects may include interactive presentations, digital magazines, marketing or informational campaigns, or multimedia storytelling projects. Students should be prepared to explain their design choices, how the different media elements were created or sourced, and how they were integrated to form a unified final product.

Examples of eligible tools include (but are not limited to):

• Presentation & storytelling platforms: PowerPoint, Google Slides, Keynote, Canva

• Multimedia/interactive tools: Genially, Adobe Express, Articulate, Captivate, ThingLink

• Web-based storytelling: Adobe Spark Page, Shorthand, or similar platforms

Exclusions:

• Video-only projects → Video Production category

• Animation-only projects → Animation category

• Audio-only projects → Audio Production category

• Static design projects → Graphic Design or Digital Photography categories

The judging time is 15 minutes. Please keep this in mind when creating the project. This also allots time for judges to interview the student(s).

Judges use a rubric as a guideline for exemplary project characteristics in this category. Students should use the rubric as a guide to judges' expectations. Information courtesy of the State Technology Competition.