162 Copyright © 2015, IGI Global. Copying or distributing in print or electronic forms without written permission of IGI Global is prohibited. Chapter 8 DOI: 10.4018/978-1-4666-8363-1.ch008 Teaching History of Mathematics through Digital Stories: A Technology Integration Model ABSTRACT This chapter introduces a way for enhancing teaching history of mathematics through digital storytell- ing. Adapting digitals stories in the form of historical documentaries, this chapter also provides compo- nents of digital storytelling (point of view, dramatic question, emotional content, the gift of your voice, the power of the soundtrack, economy, pacing, purpose of story, choice of content, quality of images, grammar and language usage) and necessary steps (tellable story, compositing script, choosing visual and audio components, preparing digital stories, presenting digitals stories) that are to be taken into consideration while preparing digital stories. INTRODUCTION Nowadays, technology has surrounded our lives such a way that we become overly dependent on it because of its priceless benefits. This close relationship between (modern) technology and humanity also affected the way of learning and teaching. In turn, the term “technology enhanced learning” becomes evident in recent literature in education. Technology enhanced learning covers all those circumstances where technology plays a significant role in making learning more effec- tive, efficient or enjoyable (Goodyear, & Retalis, 2010). Moreover, literature provides several models of technology integration of educational environments that include accessing and study- ing learning material, learning through inquiry, learning through construction, learning through communication and collaboration, assessing learning, and developing digital and multimedia literacy (Bruce, &Levin 1997; Chickering, & Ehrmann, 1996; Conole, Dyke, Oliver, & Seale, 2004; Jonassen, 2008). Lutfi Incikabi Kastamonu University, Turkey