The best way to get an idea of the impact of digital storytelling is to watch examples. The sites below offer a wide variety of story content and styles to inspire the viewer and storyteller creator.

The Story Center (formerly the Center for Digital Storytelling): Watch Stories

Watch featured digital stories from CDS workshops, curated by the Center for Digital Storytelling
storycenter.org/stories

Digital Stories, U.S. Students

Personal digital stories created by undergraduate students. Fostering self-reflexivity as a part of a critical pedagogy.

• University of San Francisco
  youtube.com/StoryFires

• Menlo College, Atherton CA
  Select playlist on right: "Digital Storytelling"
  youtube.com/MenloTV

BBC's "Telling Lives: Your Digital Stories" 
A project of the British Broadcasting Corporation. In particular, visit "Capture Wales" (link on left of the BBC page) which started digital storytelling in the UK and the BBC.
(The site is no longer available, but you might search for archived stores online somewhere--it's digital storytelling history!) www.bbc.co.uk/tellinglives/

"Silence Speaks" Project: 
A project of the Story Center, "in support of healing and violence prevention."
www.silencespeaks.org/

CHYME Digital Stories: 
(Community Histories by Youth in the Middle East)
http://www.cctvcambridge.org/node/62
(page not currently available June 2019)

Digital Storytelling was a part of a project with the Slifka Program in Intercommunal Coexistence, a program of The International Center for Ethics, Justice, and Public Life, Brandeis University
www.brandeis.edu/ethics and
HBI Hadassah-Brandeis Institute
www.brandeis.edu/hbi

Dana Atchley's Next Exit:
Archived works of the late performance artist and digital storyteller.
www.nextexit.com
(page not available June 2019, but it's worth searching the web to see if it's available)