Monthly Archives: September 2007

New changes to Aberth Digital Storytelling

I’ve changed this site so you can now add your comments to any post. You do this either at the bottom of the post’s own page or by clicking on the word ‘comments’ or ‘no comments’ at the end of … Continue reading

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60000 storytellers

Wow, I’ve just been reading about the Singapore International Storytelling Festival that’s going on this week. 60,000 storytellers are expected to attend. I’m struggling to imagine that many people all coming together for a storytelling festival. Fantastic! Digital storytelling is … Continue reading

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Digital story shopping list

We looked at workshop space in the last post, today it’s the kit. You want to bid for funding to set up a digital storytelling project, but you’re not sure what you’re going to need? Here’s a list to build … Continue reading

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Dream digital storytelling digilab

If you’re planning to set up your own digital storytelling or participatory media project, you’ll need somewhere to hold your workshops. You can base yourself at one venue or roam around using existing community facilities as venues. Here’s a solution … Continue reading

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Summer catchup part II

Following on from yesterday’s roundup, here’s the final batch of links, for now… 400+ Tools for Photographers, Videobloggers, Podcasters and Musicians. 50 storytelling tools on the web. Page of links to DS resources. Online video editing tool. Digital Stories Swansea … Continue reading

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Summer catchup part I

Here’s a post-summer catchup of stories about digital storytelling around the web… Voicethread is a new online way of connecting people’s stories about stories. Call for papers Quebec – Building Community-University Alliances through Oral History, Digital Storytelling and Collaboration. Guide … Continue reading

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