Monthly Archives: August 2010

Four strategic questions to ask yourself before setting up a digital storytelling project

1. how will you address consents? Privacy laws in the UK are more relaxed than in other countries like France. Setting laws to one side, ask yourself: if that was me/my child in that story, would I be happy? 2. … Continue reading

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Digital storytelling on the high street

Wouldn’t it be great if you could pop in to get some expert help and make your own digital story while shopping in town? Well, during August 2010, if you’re lucky enough to live in Newcastle in the north-east of … Continue reading

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Glamorgan GATES hiring digital storytelling tutor

Glamorgan GATES is looking for a digital storytelling tutor for its www.merthyrstories.org project. Thanks to Karen Lewis of StoryWorks for passing this on to me. Here’s the text of the message: Glamorgan GATES is looking for a digital storytelling tutor … Continue reading

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Breaking Barriers is hiring three digital storytelling workers

Some great news: the Breaking Barriers Community Arts digital storytelling project, based in south-east Wales, has just had confirmation of funding from the Coalfields Regeneration Trust. This is of major importance to digital storytelling in Wales. So now Breaking Barriers … Continue reading

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