After 20 years of teaching the face to face version of our Digital Storytelling Workshop, the advent of cloud-based editing has made it possible for us to support a fully online version of our well-tested workshop. Over the course of six weeks, experienced StoryCenter facilitators will guide you in crafting and producing a 2-4 minute digital story based on a 300 word narration script.
In our evolving efforts to bring our array of workshops online, StoryCenter is now offering a 10-week certificate course in the digital story form and facilitation process.
StoryCenter director Joe Lambert returns to two of his favorite projects of the last 15 years, iOS storytelling for iPhones and iPads, and story-mapping.org, his effort to geo-locate stories about place, change and resistance. The workshop will have participants use their immediate community, and stories about the ways it has changed, to create stories using app-based photography, wevideo, and audio recording with the voicememo app.
Certain stories in our lives deserve frequent revisiting. Stories that hold a particular key to our understanding of ourselves, and the world around us. Based on a new book, Signpost Stories, to be published in 2023, Bermudan and Caribbean-based author and educator, Janet Ferguson, and StoryCenter founder Joe Lambert will lead you through a series of writing efforts that will evolve into 3-4 Digital Stories during the 10 sessions of the five week workshop.
Scenario Storytelling, placing yourself or an imagined character somewhere in the future, where they are coping with likely new and complex situations, has been an important part of life planning, and organizational planning for decades.
Join StoryCenter founder Joe Lambert in a six week workshop for people over 60. The workshop will explore new writing prompts each week, sharing of stories for feedback, and presentations on life writing, memoir, and writing for short performance. A perfect way to walk down the roads of your past.
Since the development of our three day workshop model in the early 1990s, we have helped some 20,000 people conceive and create their first digital story. The genre, a 2-4 minute short video – deeply personal, elegantly presented – has become a new form of communication, ideal for the social media world we now inhabit. Come to where the digital storytelling movement began, and experience the transformative power of digital storytelling!
This free webinar highlights a myriad of ways that digital storytelling, podcasting, and other story work can add often unheard voices and perspectives to the larger story, and help attract both old and new audiences into museum or community spaces.
This webinar offers an introduction to the use of story in our personal and professional lives, and the transformative potential of story for individuals, organizations, and communities. Requisite introduction for two day Story Facilitation workshops.
Finding a story to share is a journey, often not an easy one. Yet sharing experiences about our lives is immensely rewarding and may even reveal unexpected outcomes. This free webinar is the first step of your unique digital storytelling journey, and a gateway to further explorations of image, sound, and digital media.
Storytelling can be a valuable tool for public health researchers and practitioners. Our methods support local community members in sharing first-person narratives and turning them into videos that can be used for training, community mobilization, advocacy, and more. These free, one-hour webinars offer participants a broad introduction to our work in public health, and an understanding of how our public health partnerships work.
Whether you are an educational technologist, an educator working in language arts and humanities, the social sciences, natural sciences, or community education for youth and adults, or someone who plays an educational role for your organization or institution, digital storytelling is an incredibly powerful way for you to foster your creativity, engage communities, transform your perspective, and support you in reflecting upon learning and life process.
The Listening Station was created to revolutionize the process of oral history and media production, editing and archiving. This webinar will provide the background of the Listening Station Network project, give an overview to how the kit works and all the features, and provide some case studies of use from around the field.
