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    Abstracts/resmenes

    relato

    digitalstorytelling

    2123March2012

    Valencia,Spain

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    TheInteruniversityInstituteforAppliedModernLanguagesoftheComunitat

    Valenciana(IULMA)

    &theDepartament

    de

    Filologia

    Anglesa

    iAlemanyaofthe

    UniversitatdeValnciawillbehostingtheInternationalConferenceonDigital

    Storytellingbetweenthe21stand23rdofMarch2012inValencia(Spain).

    DigitalStorytellingisthemodernexpressionoftheancientartoftellingstories.Digital

    storiesderivetheirpowerbyweavingimages,music,narrativeandvoicetogether,

    therebygivinganotherdimensionandvividcolortocharacters,situations,

    experiences,andinsights.Tellyourstorynowdigitally. LeslieRule,CenterForDigital

    Storytelling

    Digital

    storytelling

    combines

    the

    longstanding

    art

    of

    telling

    stories

    with

    any

    of

    a

    variety

    ofavailablemultimediatools,includinggraphics,audio,videoanimation,andWeb

    publishing.Ithasbecomebothaneducationalandaculturalphenomenonwhichhas

    certainlygivenanewdimensiontotheartofstorytelling.DigitalStorytellingis

    currentlybeingusedinmorethan80countrieswithmanydifferentapplications,

    includingeducation,marketing,andselfexpression,amongothers.

    InthisconferencewehopetogatherhereinValenciathosewhowanttoshareand

    explorethesenewpedagogical/socioculturaldimensionsofdigitalstorytellingaswell

    as

    learn

    how

    the

    use

    of

    technology

    has

    helped

    transform

    the

    whole

    experience

    of

    storytellingintosomethingmorepersonalandwithineveryonesreach.

    http://www.uv.es/digitalstory/

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    ElInstitutoInteruniversitariodeLenguasModernasAplicadasdelaComunitat

    Valenciana

    (IULMA)

    y

    el

    Departament

    de

    Filologia

    Anglesa

    i

    Alemanya

    sern

    la

    sede

    de

    laConferenciaInternacionalsobreRelatoDigitaldesdeelprximoda21hastael23de

    marzode2012enValencia(Espaa).

    Elrelatodigitaleslaexpresinmodernadelantiguoartedecontarhistorias.Elpoder

    delosrelatosdigitalesseobtienealentrelazarlamsica,lanarrativaylavoz,dando

    asunadimensinprofundayunoscoloresvivosalospersonajes,alassituaciones,a

    lasexperienciasyalacomprensindelosdistintoscaracteres.Cuentaahoratuhistoria

    digitalmente.LeslieRule,CenterForDigitalStorytelling

    Elrelatodigitalsehaconvertidoenunfenmenoeducativoyculturalque,sinduda,ha

    otorgadounnuevoenfoquealarteantiguodecontarhistorias.

    ElRelatoDigitalseestusandoenlaactualidadenmsde80pasesconaplicaciones

    muydistintasqueincluyenlaeducacin,elmarketingylaautoexpresin,entreotras.

    ElRelatoDigitalcombinaelartedelanarracinclsicaconunagranvariedadde

    herramientasmultimedia,incluyendolasgrficas,elaudio,losvdeosdeanimaciny

    laspublicacionesenlaWeb.

    EnestecongresoesperamosreuniraquenValenciaaaquellosquequierancontarnos

    susexperienciasconelrelatodigitalyaaquellosquequieranaprendermsacercade

    cmoelusodelanarrativaunidoalasnuevastecnologashaayudadoatransformarla

    experienciadelrelatodigitalenalgomspersonalyalalcancedetodoelmundo.

    http://www.uv.es/digitalstory

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    OrganizingCommittee/ComitOrganizador

    ConferenceConveners:

    CarmenGregoriSignes

    BarryPennockSpeck

    ConferenceSecretaries:

    MaraAlcantudDaz

    AnnaBrgidoCorachn

    MembersoftheorganizingCommittee:

    LauraMonrsGaspar

    AliciaRicartVay

    GarikoitzKnrrdeSantiago

    JosSaizMolina

    MiguelngelCandelMora

    ScientificCommittee/ComitCientficoAndreuSimo,Luisa,UVEG;

    BouFranch,Patricia,UVEG;

    CalvoMelero,Miguel,UniversidaddelPasVasco;

    CardonaPrats,Beatriu,UVEG;

    ClavelArroitia,Begoa,UVEG;

    DolnHerrero,Rosana,UVEG;

    DominguezGarca,Noem,UniversitaddeSalamanca;

    ElviraMontasBrunet,UVEG;

    FusterMarquez,Miguel,UVEG;

    GarcaPastor,MaraDolores,UVEG;

    HuertaRamn,Ricardo,UVEG;

    Londoo,Gloria,UniversitatdeBarcelona;

    MaruendaBataller,Sergio,UVEG;

    MoltHernndez,Elena,UVEG;

    PrezCado,Marisa,UniversidaddeJan;

    ReyesTorres,Agustn,UVEG;

    RuizdeAlegria,Javier,EspacioAtomoS.L.;

    SopeaBalordi,Emma,UVEG;

    SuauJimenez,Francisca,UVEG;

    ZaragozaNinet,Gora,UVEG.

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    2

    Themes/Temas

    1.DigitalStorytellinginEducation(primaryeducation,secondaryeducation,university

    educationandeducationforadults).

    2.DigitalStorytellingandForeignLanguageTeaching

    3.DigitalStorytellingandSociety

    4.DigitalStorytellingandCulture

    5.DigitalStorytellingintheScientificTechnicalFields.

    6.CommunityandPersonalStorytelling

    7.TechnicalAspectsand/orInnovativeToolsinDigitalStorytellingProductions

    8.DigitalNarrativesinWeb2.0.(blogs,socialnetworks,wikis,etc.)

    1.Relatodigitalenalmbitoeducativo(educacinprimaria,secundaria,universitaria,

    educacinparaadultos).

    2.Relatodigitalyenseanzadelenguasmodernas.

    3.Relatodigitalysociedad.

    4.Relatodigitalycultura.

    5.Relatodigitalcientficotcnico.

    6.Historiasdeviday/ocomunidad.

    7.Aspectostcnicos,herramientasinnovadorasenlaproduccinderelatosdigitales.

    8.NarrativaDigitalenWeb2.0(blogs,redessociales,wikis,etc.)

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    3

    OralPresentations/Comunicaciones

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    1.DigitalStorytellinginEducation(primaryeducation,secondaryeducation,

    universityeducationandeducationforadults). 1.1primary

    RELATOSDIGITALESDOCUMENTALESENEDUCACINPRIMARIA

    OBLIGATORIA,Propuestametodolgicaparalaproduccinmultimedial

    conalumnosdelltimocurso

    AneskaCarolinaOrtegaBlanco,JliaCorominaCabeceranandAnaTeberoskyCoronado

    UniversitatdeBarcelona,Spain

    Abstract

    Estapresentacindescribirlosresultadosdelcorpusdeunainvestigacinconunametodologa

    investigacinaccindeintervencindidcticaencurso.Semostrarunanlisiscualitativoprofundo

    tantodelasproduccionesdelosalumnoscomodelascondicionesdelprocesodeenseanza

    aprendizaje.Elobjetivoprincipalesdescribirelusoderecursosmultimediales(videos,infografay

    textos)

    de

    un

    grupo

    de

    nios

    de

    6

    de

    primaria

    de

    una

    escuela

    de

    Barcelona.

    Se

    detallar

    el

    procedimientodecreacinderelatosdocumentalesenuntextoexpositivoenmarcadoenunaunidad

    didcticaqueintegracompetenciasdecienciassocialesylengua.Dichoprocedimientoconsisteen

    dosactividadesquebuscanayudaralacomprensindelainformacin:disposicinmanipuladadela

    presentacinvisualdeltexto(organizacinsintcticosemnticaenformatopercolaetcommata)y

    etiquetajedelaspartesdelmismodeacuerdoconsusfuncionesdiscursivas.Apartirdeestas

    condicionessedesarrollunasecuenciadidcticaquediolugara10videosdocumentales(encataln)

    sobreeltemadeEdadMediaylaBarcelonamedievaldelbarrioElBorn.Nuestraexposicindelos

    resultadosdescribelosaspectoslingsticosdeltexto,losaspectosgrficossobrelainfografay,la

    performancedelapresentacindelosvideosrealizadosporlosalumnos(oralidad,gestualidad,

    memorizacin,coherencia,etc.)

    ________________________

    Keywords: digitalliteracy;visualliteracy;preparacindematerialmultimedia;clavesvisuales;

    infografa

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    DigitalStorytellingsupportingcreativethinking

    ClaudioScalaandEmilGirardi

    FreeUniversityofBolzano,Italy

    Abstract

    Theaimoftheprojectwastopromoteandsupportthedevelopmentofcompetencesinprocessesof

    storytellingamongprimaryschoolstudentsusingdigitalmediainstruments.

    Digitalstorytellingisprimarilyusedfornarratingpersonalstoriesorevents,forgivinglifetohistorical

    events

    and

    for

    pointing

    on

    objects

    that

    has

    to

    be

    explained

    (typical

    for

    learning

    objects).

    In

    this

    project

    storytellingwasintendedtobeaninstrumentforcollaborativecreationofstories,givenacontent

    backgroundandsomespecifickeywords.Theactivitiesweresupportedbytheuseofopensource

    softwareduringthephasesoftheproject.

    Itinvolvedabout200primaryschoolchildren,five4thgradeandfive5thgradegroupsofa

    comprehensiveinstitute(unitesKindergarden,primaryschoolandfirstbranchsecondaryschool)in

    Caorle,nexttoVenice,Italy.

    Theeducators(teachersandresearchers)andthepupilsagreedontendifferentnarrativebackgrounds

    (e.g.ImperialRome,PharaohsEgypt,OuterSpace,etc.)basedonwhichthestoriesshouldhavebeen

    created.

    Eachgroupbecameassignedoneofthesethemesandtheeducatorsgaveaninput,whichconsistedina

    storyincipit.Thenextstepinvolvedthewholegroup,amentalmapaboutkeyobjectsofthestory

    (characters,scenery,chronology,etc.)wasdevelopedthroughbrainstormingactivities.Oncethekey

    structureofastorywasidentified(introduction,happening,climax,ending),thepupilsweredividedin

    couples,whichdevelopedthestoryboard,wrotethedialogues,registeredthestory,completeditwith

    backgroundsounds.

    ThefinalproductswereuploadedontheWeb,inordertopermitsharing,reciprocalcommentsonthe

    outcomes,discussionontheprocess.Ininterviewingthemainactors(bothteachersandpupils)thislast

    pointresultedtobethemorerelatedtolearningpotentials,asinothersimilarexperiencesthatwillbe

    presented.

    ________________________

    Keywords: competences;cooperation;creativity;process

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    ACaseStudyofDigitalStorytellingActivitiesinaKindergartenClassroom

    PelinYukselArslan

    InonuUniversity,Malatya,TURKEY,Turkey

    Abstract

    Digitalstorytellingistellingstoriesandsharinginformationwithmultimediatoolsandresources.Itisa

    methodforusingdigitaldevicestosupporttheeducationalprocess.Althoughmanystudiesconcerning

    educationalusesofdigitalstorytellinginareassuchasteachereducation,healtheducation,andadult

    learningexist,therearelimitedinvestigationsrelatedtodigitalstorytellinginearlychildhoodeducation.

    Therefore,thispresentcasestudyseekstounderstandhowdigitalstorytellingisusedasateachingand

    learningtoolinakindergartenclassroom.Participantsincludednineteenkindergartenstudentsanda

    teacherwhoincorporatedfourseparatedigitalstorytellingactivitiesintothecurriculum.Specifically,

    thisstudyinvestigatedstudentsreactionsandthechallengestheteacherfacedwhenincorporating

    digitalstorytellingactivitiesintoakindergartenclassroom.Datasourcesincludedmultipleinterviewsof

    theteacherandobservationoftheclassroomsettingduringtheactivities.Emergingdataprovides

    examplesthatillustratehowearlychildhoodteachersintegratedigitalstorytellingasaninstructional

    toolintocurriculumtofacilitateyoungchildren'slearning.Theresultsshowthatyoungchildrenare

    moremotivatedtoengageindigitalstorytellingactivitiesthaninregularclassroomactivities.In

    addition,theresultsshowthatthemethodsofusingdigitalstorytellingbytheteacherwerebasedona

    student

    centered

    approach.

    ________________________

    Keywords: DigitalStorytelling,;EarlyChildhoodEducation;CaseStudyMethod

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    Newton'sSecret

    RafaelBenlliure

    IECostaiLlobera,DepEnsenyamentGeneralitatdeCatalunya,Spain

    Abstract

    Howtocaterfordiversitytomeetourstudentsneedsisaquestionwelanguageteachersfrequentlyask

    ourselvesandoneforwhichwedonotfindasatisfactoryanswerthatfrequently.

    Thekeytosuccessmayvarydependingonthecontextbutthereisoneelementcommontoall

    successful

    activities

    and

    this

    is

    motivation;

    engaging

    the

    students

    in

    the

    teaching

    learning

    process

    so

    thattheytrulybecometheprotagonistsofthestory.

    Mostofthetimewhenwethinkofdiversity,challengedorlowerlevelstudentscomefirsttomind.

    However,thereisalsothekindofdiversitywhichisontheoppositeside.Studentswithgreatskills,

    sometimesnativespeakers,whofindthemselvesintheEnglishsubjectfeelingboredorstuckinaclass

    wheretheygetinformationtheyalreadyknow.

    Whattodothen?Inaclassat1stBatxillerat,wheretherearesomehighcapacitystudents,wedecided

    upontheideaofdigitalstorytellingtointroduceanewanddemandingactivity.

    Storytellingrespondedtothissituationsuccessfullybychallengingthesestudentstomakethemostof

    notonlytheirlanguageskillsbutalsotheircreativityandcommitment.

    Theoutcomewastheproductionofavideospotpromotinghealthyfoodhabitsinwhichthestudents

    rewrotetheromantichistoricalmomentwhenNewtondiscoveredthelawofgravity.Thestudentsnot

    onlyhadagreattimedoingthisactivitybutfounditevenmorerewardingwhen,afterpresentingthe

    videotoaEuropeancontest,sawthemselvesamongthefinalists.

    ________________________

    Keywords: batxillerat;diversity;videospot

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    1.DigitalStorytellinginEducation(primaryeducation,secondaryeducation,

    universityeducationandeducationforadults). 1.2secondary

    Storytellingwithadigitalcomicstripasmethodologytosupport

    reflectionprocesses?

    JeanClaudeCallens

    KATHO,Belgium

    Abstract

    Duringtheirstudies,preserviceteachersarecontinuallyaskedtoreflect.Storytellingmayplayan

    importantroleinareflectionbasedpractice.Digitalstorytellingisamethodologythatmaysupport

    studentsinthewritingofpersonalstories.Becausethe101participantsinthisstudywerefirstyearpre

    serviceteachers,(andthusitwasntcertainwhethertheywouldhavethenecessaryICTskillstouse

    multimediatocreateadigitalstory),wechosetouseasimplevariantofdigitalstorytellingandasked

    theparticipantstomakeadigitalcomicstriptoreflectontheirpractice.Tomakethedigitalcomicstrip,

    thestudentsusedatemplateinaWORDformat.

    Weformulatedthefollowingresearchquestions:

    (1)Towhatextentdoesstorytellingwithadigitalcomicstripsupportreflectionprocesses?

    (2)Whatistheimpactoflearnercontrolonreflectionprocesses?

    (3)Doesusinglinearstructuredguidelinestowriteadigitalcomicstripsupportmorereflection

    processesthannonlinearstructuredguidelines?

    Theanalysisfocusesonthenumberofelementsinthestoriesthatrefertoindepthorinbreadth

    reflection.

    Theresultsrevealthatthedigitalcomicstripsscoreratherlowonthedegreeofreflection(mean=1.17,

    SD=1.225).Second,atwowayANOVArevealsamoderatelystrongmaineffectofdegreeoflinear

    structureonthedegreeofreflection(F(1,97)=5.057,P=0.027,eta=0.050).Whenstudentshadlinear

    structuredguidelinestowritetheircomicstrips,theyscoredhigheronthedegreeofreflection(mean=

    1.46,SD=1.304)thanwithoutlinearstructuredguidelines(mean=0.91,SD=1.097).Nointeraction

    effect(betweenlearnercontrolanddegreeoflinearstructure)andnomaineffectoflearnercontroland

    ofthedegreeoflinearstructureonthedegreeofreflectioncouldberetrieved.Toconclude,wediscuss

    thepracticalimplicationsofthisstudy.

    ________________________

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    Keywords: learnercontrol;storytelling;linearstructuredguidelines;reflection;digitalcomic

    strip

    Relatdigital,histriesdevida:emocionsiaprenentatgea4rtdESO

    AnnaGascon

    IESFedericaMontseny,Spain

    Abstract

    Elsobjectiusinicialserenperunabanda,animarlalumnatalalecturaialaproduccidetextos

    mitjanantlesnoveseinesdigitalsiperaltraparticiparenunprojectegeneralambaltresdoscentres,

    queincloaunalecturacomunailelaboraciderelatsdigitals.

    Lexperinciavaserrealitzadaambungrupde18alumnesde4rtESOdelIESFedericaMontseny,a

    BurjassotalaclassedeValenci.Durantelcurssutilizarendiversesferramentestic:blocdaula,wiki,

    curts,ividelits.

    Amblalecturadelanovel.laJo,deJordiSierra,vaigplantejarlaproducciduna

    autobiografiailacreacidunarelatdigital.Pertaldevitarlesresistnciesinicialsdelalumnatacontar

    elqueenteniencomintimitats,vaigutilitzatalgunesdelestcniquesderelaxaciivisualitzaci

    creativaidescripturaapartirdelevocacidemocions.

    Apartirdelstextoselaboratsambaquestatcnicacreativalalumnatvaelaboratelsseusrelats primer

    escrits,desprsdigitals utilitzantlesferramentesinformtiquesquecadascvadecidir.Elresultatvan

    ser15relats algunsmsntimsquedaltres,pertotselaboratsdesdelavivncia,publicatsalblogde

    laulaivisionatsenunasessiconjuntaamblalumnatilesseuesfamlies.

    Elrelatdigitalhaestatunaferramentaengrescadoraperescriureinarrar,pertambperpotenciarla

    cohesigrupalilsdelesTIC,totiqueelresultattcnicnoestresoltsatisfactriamententotsels

    productes.Entrelahistriadevidailafotobiografia,elresultatfoumoltpositiuendosmbits:el

    personal,ambunreforamentemocionaldelsilesadolescents autoestima,eficcia, iellingstic

    acadmic elvalenciperlaproducciliterriaiesttica.Isdesdestavessantquecentrarlameua

    comunicaci.

    ________________________

    Keywords: histriesdevida;relatdigital;fotobiografia

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    ELEMENTOSCOGNITIVOSYEMOTIVOSPRESENTESENLA

    CONSTRUCCINYRECEPCINDERELATOSDIGITALESPERSONALES.

    Unaexperienciaaniveldebachillerato.

    MiguelHerrerosNavarro

    Universitatdebarcelona,Spain

    Abstract

    Elobjetivodeestacomunicacinesreflexionarsobre lasdistintasfasesdecreacindeunDigital

    Storytelling,segnelmodeloestablecidoporLambert(2006),ysobrelosdistintosprocesoscognitivos

    queserealizandurantelaejecucinyrecepcindeunarelatodigital.

    Setienepresentelaexperienciaquesevienerealizandodesdehacetresaosyqueconsisteenla

    creacinderelatosdigitalesdentrodelunmarcoeducativoformal,enunauladebachilleratodeuna

    poblacinde15.000habitantes.Seestudianlasrelacionesentrelasdistintasfasesdecreacindeun

    relato

    digital

    y

    los

    procesos

    cognitivos

    que

    se

    activan

    durante

    la

    ejecucin

    y

    recepcin

    de

    un

    relato

    digital:procesamientoyrecuperacindelainformacin,evocacindelrecuerdo,reconocimiento,

    rememoracin,seleccinyordenacindesucesos,construccinyarticulacindeunahistoria.

    Porotraparte,larecepcindelrelatopromueveunprocesodeempataenelespectadorporelquese

    recibeunavivenciavicarialdeunahistoriaquepuedeproducirunaimplicacinpsicolgicayllevarauna

    respuestaemocionalsobreloqueallsenarra(identificacin,proyeccin).Esarespuestapsicolgicay

    emocionaldependerdelapropiaestructuradelrelato.Lamismarecepcindelrelatopromueve

    diversasactividadespsquicas:percibiryorganizarestmulosaudiovosuales,aplicaresquemasmentales

    enfuncindenuestraexperienciaparabuscarelsentidodelrelato,mediatizarelsentidodelrelatoen

    funcindelapropiaexprienciavitalybiogrfica.Deestemodolarecepcindelrelatodigitalposibilitala

    autoreflexin

    y

    la

    toma

    de

    conciencia

    de

    s

    mismo

    a

    partir

    de

    la

    experiencia

    compartida,

    a

    la

    vez

    que

    se

    tomaconcienciadelotro.

    Sepretendeaportarelementosquenospermitanentenderelpapeldelrelatodigitalpersonalenel

    procesodeenseanzaaprendizajedelalumnadodelbachillerato.Atravsdeunaprcticaquelo

    convierteeneldobleprotagonistadedichoproceso,comoautordesupropiorelatopersonalyreceptor

    delosrelatoselaboradosporsuscompaeros.

    ________________________

    Keywords: DigitalStorytelling,procesoscognitivosdelrelatodigital,procesosemotivosdel

    relatodigital,lacreacindelrelato,recepcindelrelatodigital,estructuranarrativa.

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    RELATOSDIGITALESPERSONALESENEDUCACINSECUNDARIA

    OBLIGATORIA.Estudiosobresuusoypropuestaparasu

    aprovechamientoen

    procesos

    de

    aprendizaje

    por

    proyectos

    GloriaLondooMonroy

    UniversitatdeBarcelona,GrupdeRecercaEnsenyamentiAprenentatgeVirtual(GREAV),Spain

    Abstract

    Lapresentacindarcuentadeunainvestigacindoctoral,detipocualitativoytericoaplicado,cuyos

    objetivos

    son,

    en

    el

    contexto

    de

    la

    Educacin

    Secundaria

    Obligatoria

    (ESO),

    (a)

    describir

    y

    comprender

    lascaractersticas,lascondicionesylimitacionesdeaplicacinylosbeneficiospedaggicosquepueden

    ofrecerlosRelatosDigitalesPersonales(RDP),cuandosonproducidoscomoproyectosprcticosde

    aprendizaje,y(b)disear,implementar,evaluaryperfeccionarunametodologadidcticaquepermita

    orientarsuusoycreacinenprocesosdeenseanzaaprendizajecentradosenlosestudiantes.

    ConcretamenteseemplealaInvestigacinbasadaenDiseocomomtodoprincipal,yelEstudio

    instrumentaldeCasocomomtododeapoyoparaelanlisisdecinco(5)intervencionescon

    estudiantesdelIESSEPEsteveTerradasiIlladeCornelldeLlobregat(Catalua),realizadasentre2008y

    2011.Laexposicindelosresultadosestarorientadaadescribirlascaractersticasdelosrelatos

    obtenidosylasfasesquehacenpartedelametodologaempleadaymejoradaalolargodelestudio.Se

    pretendeas,contribuiraavanzartantoenelconocimientogeneraldelarelacinentrelanarrativa

    personaldigitalylaeducacin,comoenlacomprensindelaprendizajeporproyectosycentradoenel

    aprendiz;asmismo,facilitarypotenciarelaprovechamientoenelauladelaexpresinylas

    experiencias,vivenciasyvisionesdelossujetosqueaprendeny,tambin,delasposibilidadesde

    multimedialidadymultimodalidadqueofrecenlasTICenelaula.

    ________________________

    Keywords: DigitalStorytelling;Narrativapersonal;Aprendizajecentradoenelestudiante;

    Aprendizajeporproyectos;Metodologadidctica;EducacinSecundariaObligatoria.

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    WritingSkillsandStudentEngagement:DigitalStorytellingasaToolfor

    MotivationEnhancement

    in

    Secondary

    Education

    CristinaSerranoPerez

    Spain

    Abstract

    DuringtheMasterinSecondaryEducationTeachingtraineeshipstage,Inoticedthatstudents

    engagementinwritingactivitiesinEnglishwasratherlowinCompulsorySecondaryEducation,

    particularlyintheirfinalyear(4thESO).Motivationiscrucialtosuccessinlearningalanguage,since

    studentshavetowanttodosomethinginordertosucceedatit(Harmer:2007).Individualsneedto

    identifyamotivational triggerthatsparksthelearningprocess,activatingandincreasingtheir

    involvement,whichfuelsuptheprocessitself.

    Basedonthispremise,athreestageonsiteinvestigationwascarriedoutataSecondarySchoolinthe

    outskirtsofValencia,followingtheactionresearchmethodologyandprocedures.Datawasgatheredby

    meansofbothanonymouslycompletedquestionnairesandevidencecollectionsheets.Thetraditional

    approachusedforteachingwrittencommunicationwasidentifiedasbeingineffective(stage1),asit

    contributed

    to

    students

    negative

    views

    and

    perception

    of

    writing

    as

    a

    non

    creative

    product

    oriented

    process,devoidofanaudience.Aftersoundingoutstudentsopinion(stage2)onEducationalDigital

    Storytelling(EDS),thisnewgenrewasviewedasapossibleremedyforthelearningimpasseobserved.

    Hence,adidacticsequencebasedonEDSwasimplementedinthelaststageoftheinvestigation.The

    projectwascarriedoutina4thESOclassroom,withahighmixedabilitylevel.

    ResultsrevealthatevenEDSbaseddidacticunitsshouldbefurnishedwithasolidsetofmotivational

    strategiesandappealingmaterialbasedonareflectiononstudentsneeds,amongstothers,inorderto

    beeffectiveinthebestpossiblelearningatmosphere.

    Participantsinthecasestudyweregenerallyengrossedintheproject,activelyengaginginallthe

    activities.StudentsidentifiedoneormoreelementsofEDSastheirmotivational drivetoproducetexts

    inEnglish.MainconcernsdetectedwereunrelatedtowrittencommunicationinEnglish.

    ________________________

    Keywords: EFL;WritingSkills;StudentEngagement;Motivation;SecondaryEducation

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    L'aspecteperformatiudelacomprensilectora.Creaciderelatsdigitals

    peral'ensenyamentdelValencicomaL2en4tdeSecundria

    AntoniDe

    La

    Torre

    IES'JoanotMartorell'deValncia,Spain

    Abstract

    EntreelscincaspectesdelacomprensilectoraproposatsperLawrenceR.Sipe(Universitatde

    Pennsylvania),l'acteperformatius'erigeixcomlarespostacreativadel'actedelecturad'unaobra

    literria.Nosaltresl'hemorientatcapalacreaciderelatsdigitalsenquatregrupsd'estudiantsde

    Valencia4tESO,dellenguaprimeracastellana,durantelscursosescolars200910(2grups)i201011

    (2grups).DescrivimduesexperinciesconsecutivesalvoltantdesengleslecturesdeLiteraturajuvenil

    delmateixautor,JordiSierraiFabra.Elsttolsdelsllibressn:'Pellculaverge,contesperversos',i'Jo'.

    Laprimeraslarecreacide12contesrealistesilasegonaslanarracipersonald'experincies

    autobiogrfiquesid'indagacieneljo,totesduesenformatderelatdigital.Aquestes'activitats

    performatives'provoquentresestilsdiferentsdeplasmarlanarraci:realista,liricoemotiui

    ludicotransgressor.

    Enlacomunicacidescriuremambdsprocessosdecreaciderelats,diferentspelquefaala

    seqenciacidelesactivitats,elsobjectiusqueperseguemambl'activitat(aprenentatgedelallengua,

    transposicidelestcniquesnarrativesenhistriaaudiovisual,l'alfabetitzacidigitalimultimdia,

    l'escripturacreativadedennciasocialod'mbitpersonal,elfomentdelalectura,eltreballenequip),

    ielsresultatsobtinguts.Analitzaremlesdificultatsnarratolgiquesitcniquesexperimentadespels

    alumnesilesrespostesdonades.Finalmentenumeraremelsaprenentatgesqueelsestudiantsiel

    professordeclarenhaveraconseguitamblarealitzacidelsrelatsmultimedials.

    Elcorpusquepresentaremconstade16relatsdigitalssobreelprimerllibredelecturaide25sobreel

    segon.Estrobenpublicatsenlniaensengleswikis:http://peliverge.wikispaces.comi

    http://portfoli4.wikispaces.com.

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    Keywords: Lectura;Comprensi;Creaci;Escriptura;Storytelling;Processos;L2

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    1.DigitalStorytellinginEducation(primaryeducation,secondaryeducation,

    universityeducationandeducationforadults). 1.3university

    ELRELATODIGITALPARALAE/ADELALENGUAFRANCESA:UNA

    METOLOGAINTEGRADORADECOMPETENCIAS

    MElenaBaynatMonreal

    IULMA/UniversityofValencia,Spain

    Abstract

    Mostraremosenestacomunicacinnuestraexperienciadeintegracindelrelatodigitalenvariosy

    diversosprogramasdeenseanzadelalenguafrancesaenlauniversidaddeValenciacursosdelengua

    francesageneralydelenguafrancesaparafinesespecficos comoactividadesevaluables.Esta

    experiencianoshaservidoparatrabajareintegrarennuestrasprogramacionesdiferentescompetencias

    genricasyespecficas.Hemoslogradoresultadosaltamentesatisfactoriosentodosloscursosenlos

    quehemosutilizadoestaherramientadocentelenguafrancesadelalicenciaturade1defilologa,

    comunicacinenlenguafrancesaIdelgradodeturismoyfrancsparalosnegociosIdelgradode

    InternacionalBusiness paratrabajarvariadascompetenciasreferentestantoaconocimientoscomoa

    capacidadesyhabilidades(individualesysociales).Mostraremoslosresultadosdelaexperiencia

    ilustrndolosconpequeosfragmentosproductosfinales(diferentesrelatosdigitalescreadospor

    nuestrosalumnos)ascomocomentariosdeestosensusmemoriasfinales.

    Terminaremoscomentandoquelosrelatosdigitalesseadaptanperfectamenteanuestrametodologa

    deenseanzadeidiomasporquenosayudanapromover,entreotros:laautonomaenelaprendizaje,el

    desarrollodelascompetenciasdigitalesoeltrabajocolaborativoy,adems,facilitanlamotivacinde

    nuestrosalumnosayudndolesasuperarmuchosmiedosybloqueos(factorfundamentalenlaE/Ade

    idiomas).

    ________________________

    Keywords: relatodigital;competencias;autonoma;enseanzadeidiomas(francs);

    competenciasdigitales;trabajocolaborativo;motivacin

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    FactualityandsubjectivityintheHistoryandCulturedigitalnarratives

    PatriciaBouFranch

    UniversityofValencia,Spain

    Abstract

    Theadventandpopularizationofnewtechnologieshasprovidedstudentsandlecturerswithnew

    educationaltools.Onesuchtool,whichisincreasinglyusedinhighereducation,isdigitalstorytelling,i.e.

    multimediadigitalnarratives.

    Digital

    narratives

    constitute

    a

    hybrid

    genre

    that

    shares

    features

    with

    traditional

    forms

    of

    oral/written

    narratives,televisiondocumentaries,videogamesorresearchreports(HandlerMiller2008;Swales

    1989).Theycanbeofdifferenttypes,rangingfrompersonalnarratives,instructionalstoriesor

    narrativesthatrecounthistoricalevents(GregoriSignes2008;Robin2006).Thelatter,whichIcall

    HistoryandCulturedigitalnarratives,aretheobjectofthepresentstudy.

    ThegenericpurposeoftheHistoryandCulturedigitalnarrativeiseducational,asthesestoriesare

    generatedtofulfillanacademicassignment.However,inordertosuccessfullyachievesuchpurpose,

    undergraduatestudentsareinstructedtobecreativeandentertaining.Thisrequirementisgenerally

    reflectedinthewayhistoricaleventsarepresented.

    Premisedontheassumptionthatindividualsmakemeaningthroughavarietyofsemioticresources,this

    paperexaminesHistoryandCulturedigitalnarrativesasmultimodal,computermediatedformsof

    communication(Herring1996;Kress&VanLeeuwen2001).Specifically,itfocusesonthediscourse

    organizationofsuchnarrativesfromtheperspectiveofcomputermediateddiscourseanalysis,which

    takesintoaccountthesocialandtechnologicalaffordancesofelectroniccommunicationaswellasthe

    roleofvariabilityandtheconstructionofsocialidentitiesontheInternet(BouFranch2011;

    Androutsopoulos2006;Herring2007).

    Tocarryoutthisstudy,acorpusof15HistoryandCulturedigitalnarrativeswascompiledandanalysed.

    ThesewereproducedbySpanishundergraduatesofEnglishStudiesforthemoduleHistoryandCulture

    oftheEnglishspeakingcountries.Resultsrevealedthatthedigitalnarrativesfluctuatedbetweenthe

    discourse

    of

    factuality

    and

    the

    discourse

    of

    subjectivity

    (Patrona

    2005).

    It

    was

    argued

    that

    factuality

    allowedstudentstodisplaytheirknowledgewhilesubjectivitywasemployedinspecificmovesto

    displaycreativityandentertainment.Further,HistoryandCulturedigitalnarrativesalsoplayedarolein

    theconstructionofL2identities.

    ________________________

    Keywords: narrative;computermediatedcommunication;multimodality;subjectivity;

    factuality

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    DigitalStorytelling:apowerfultoolinadultwomeneducation

    FedericaCirulli

    UniversityofFoggia,Italy

    Abstract

    ThispresentationdescribestheexperienceofthelaboratoryonDigitalStorytellingheldattheUniversity

    ofFoggiaduringtheLifelongLearningProgramme(LLP)ERASMUS,intensiveprogramme,whichenables

    studentstotakepartinactivelearningexperiencesinatransnationalenvironment.ThecourseinFoggia

    wasfocusedoninnovativeteachingmethodsforadultwomeneducation.Universitystudents,with

    differentacademicbackgroundfromSpain,FranceandItalytookpartinourintensiveDigitalStorytelling

    workshop.

    DigitalStorytellingpracticehasbeenusedasatooltoexploretheemotionalintelligenceinadultwomen

    andthewebofemotionalrelationships,inparticularwithrelatives,childrenandgrandchildren,involved

    intheirnarratives.Atthesametimeproducing,watchingandlisteningtheDTSshasbeenimportantto

    analyseanddiscussthesenseofbelongingtospecificculturalgroups,intermsofsocialrepresentations,

    collectivememories,butalsointermsofprejudiceandstereotypes.Eachstudentcreatedhisownstory

    andwasabletoliveanempoweringhumanexperiencefacilitatedbytheuseoftechnologiesthatwere

    previouslyunknowntothem.

    Anothergoalofthisactivitywastoletstudentstoliveandexploreemotionsinpublicandsharethemwithotherpeopleusingatechnologythathadthepowertointrigueandreduceresistances.

    Studentslearnedtocreatetheirpersonalvideonarratives,toenjoyandrelatetootherstudentsstories,

    toexpresstheiremotionsandtosharethemwithcolleagues.Inthissense,DigitalStorytellinghas

    proofedtobeapowerfultoolinadultwomeneducation,sinceitimmediatelyrecollectswithsignificant

    elementsinparticipantslives,stimulatinganeffectiveparticipationofwomeninthelearning

    experience.

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    Keywords: DigitalStorytelling;Lifelonglearning;Womeneducation;Innovativeteaching

    methods;Emotionalrelationships

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    InstitutionalizingDigitalStorytelling(DS)inhighereducationhowto

    buildsustainablestructures?

    GreteJamiessen&KristinHolteHaug

    OsloandAkershusUniversityCollegeofAppliedSciences,Norway

    Abstract

    ThiscontributionmeetstheconferencethemeDigitalStorytellinginEducation.Theauthorshave

    workedwithDSinhighereducationforseveralyears. OurexperiencesincludefacilitatingDSfor

    studentgroupsfrom575studentsusingDSasatoolfordocumentationof,andreflectionupon,

    practice.Throughtheseactivities,wehavecollectedvaluableexperiencesaimedatintegratingDSinto

    the

    Facultys

    portfolio

    of

    learning

    tools

    offered

    to

    all

    students.

    By

    presenting

    selected

    data

    from

    our

    research,ouraiminthispaperistodiscussthelearningpotentialofDSandhowtobuildsustainable

    structuresaroundDSinhighereducation.

    Twostudiesformthebasisofourpresentation.Toensureacomprehensiveapproachtoourresearch

    topic,weusedbothqualitativeandquantitativemethods,participatoryobservationswithfieldnotes,

    focusinterviewsandquestionnaires.Bothstudieswereconductedamongpreschoolteacherstudents

    attheFacultyofEducationatOsloandAkershusUniversityCollegeofAppliedSciences.

    InordertoimplementDSonaregularandfullscalebasisweacknowledgei)theneedformodification

    inthemethodrelatedtotheCDStradition,andii)changesintheestablishedcoursedesign.Todaythe

    FacultyoffersICTcourseswithoutcloseconnectiontoDS.Theonesidedfocusonsoftwareisatthe

    expenseofDSanditsvitalelements;thepersonalvoiceandthestorytellingprocess.Further,ICT

    teachersandsubjectteachers(eg.socialstudies,musicandmathematicsteachers)mustcollaboratein

    ordertobuildsupportivescaffoldsaroundthestudents'developmentofDS,leadingstudentgroups

    throughouttheDSprocess.ThismayrequirereorganisingandchangingprioritiesattheFaculty.

    However,thisisasmallinvestmentcomparedtoanexpectedlearningoutcomeforindividualstudents

    andgroupsofstudents.

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    Keywords: HigherEducation;Reflectiononpractice;Learning;ImplementingDS

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    ElRelatoDigitalStorytellingenelmbitouniversitario

    CarlosSaldaaRamrezandAlejandraOsorioOlave

    UniversidadAutnomaMetropolitana,Mexico

    Abstract

    Enlosentornosdigitalesdelacomunicacin,elrelatooDigitalstorytellingcobracadadamsfuerzano

    slocomounaformadetransmitirnuestrasexperienciaspersonalesaotros,sinoenmbitosquevande

    lapublicidadalapropagandapoltica.Esterecursoestambinunapoderosaherramientaparala

    creacinartsticayparalaconstruccindemensajescomunicativosdegranalcancesocial.Envirtudde

    esto,enlaUniversidadAutnomaMetropolitana, unidadCuajimalpa,(UAMC),sehaimplementadoel

    relatodigitalcomoherramientaeducativadentrodelosLaboratoriosdeExperimentacinVisual,

    MultimediaeHipermedios.Respondiendoalossietepasosnecesariosparalaconstruccindeun

    storytelling,(puntodevista,preguntadramtica,contenidoemocional,voz,msicadefondo,economa,

    ritmo),hemoslogradoquelosalumnosnosloaprendanautilizarlasherramientasmultimediasinoque

    yestaeslaparteimportantelogrenexpresarhistoriaspersonalesdeunamaneraclarayeficaz.

    Vinculamoslaexperienciaindividualconlosconocimientosadquiridoshastaahoraenelsistema

    educativoformal,perosobretodo,vinculamostodalainformacinprocedentedelaeducacininformal

    ydelosentornosdigitalesenlosquedemaneracotidianasedesenvuelvenyacumulaninformacinlos

    jvenesuniversitarios.

    Antecedentes

    Eldeseodeimplementarlosrelatosdigiatalesalaulapartedelaexperienciaquelosdosponentes

    tuvieronaltomareltallerdeRelatosDigitalesatravsdelCenterforStorytellingdeSanFrancisco.Si

    bien enunaprimerainstancialaexperienciadecompartirhistoriasnarrativastansignificativasresult

    lomsimportante,enunasegundarevisindelaexpriencianosimpresionlaeficienciaenladidctica

    deenseanzaconlaquesenospresentunproblemaylasherramientasquesenosdieronparapoder

    solucionarlodemaneraoptima.Asfuecomopensamosquepodramosimplentarlosrelatosdigitales

    enelaulaparaexperimentarnarracionesvisualessignificativas.

    Comounparaguasmsamplioqueenglobalosrelatosdigitaleshacemosunarevisinanterior,tericay

    prnticadondesepartedeunateorageneralsobremultimedia,nuevosmedios,sociedadglobalizaday

    erahipermoderna.Seanalizanlosprincipiosgeneralesparaeldiseomultimedia:imagen,texto,sonido

    einteraccin.Sereflexionasobreelusodelsoftwareparamultimediaparaentenderlaintegracinen

    unproductodecomunicacinquecontempleeldiseo,lainteractividad ylausabilidad.ElRelatoDigital

    Storytellingfuncionaparaponerapruebalapremisaprincipaldenuestroproyecto:elestudiantedebe

    sercapazdecontarsupropiahistoriaparasercapazdecontarlashistoriasdeotros.

    Conunampliobagajedeconocimientostcnicosytericos,losestudiantesaprendenaminimizarsus

    herramientasyaromperparadigmasparadejarporunmomentolacurvaaristotlicaylasestructuras

    narrativasyrealizarunejerciciopuro,msconectadoconsusemocionesqueconsusteorasyanlisis.

    Setratadegenerarendostrimestresunproyectoalquellamamoshiperdocumental

    Mtodos:

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    EnlaUniversidadAutnomaMetropolitanaunidadCuajimalpaexistendosmateriasquesedan

    consecutivamenteenelpenltimoaodelacarreradeCienciasdelaComunicacin:Laboratoriode

    ComunicacinyExperimentacinMultimediayLaboratoriodeComunicacinyExperimentacin

    Hipermedia.Elproyectoquehemospropuestosecomponedeunaseriedeejerciciosquepartendelos

    RelatosDigitalesenprimerapersona,realizamosdocumentalparticipativoydocumentaldirigido,hasta

    llegar

    a

    la

    integracin

    en

    un

    producto

    de

    comunicacin

    multimedia

    que

    contemple

    el

    diseo,

    la

    interactividadylausabilidad.

    LaexperienciadelaimplementacindelRelatoDigitalStorytellingcomoherramientaeducativaesten

    unafasedeanlisiscualitativo,esdecirestamosinterpretandoapartirderesultadosprcticos.Loque

    enestaponenciasepresentaeselresultadodelaimplementacindelRelatoDigitalStorytellingenun

    proyectohiperdocumentalquecontienevariacionesyprogresionesdelasnarracionesdesarrolladaspor

    estudiantesuniversitarios. Comomtodo,enelaulasehandesarroladoyalossuiguintespasos:

    1.Sepresentanlaspremisasinicialesdelproyectointegralyexaminamosunentornosocialaestudiar,

    queenestecasoserahablardelaciudaddeMxicoysushabitantes,asqueapartirdeuntrabajode

    investigacin

    desarrollamos

    teoras

    fundamentadas,

    re

    direccionamos

    las

    visiones

    a

    partir

    de

    generar

    mselementosdeestudio,entrevistasyopinionesdenarradoresyobservadores.

    2.Elprocesocomienzaporlareflexinsobreellenguajedelosnuevosmediosenelmarcodeuna

    sociedadglobalizada,sediscutesobrelaculturamediticaenlaerahipermodernaysehaceladistincin

    entremultimedia,hipermediosehipertexto.Apartirdeestosecomprendelanecesidaddedesarrollar

    narrativaspropiasenelmarcodelconceptousabilidad.

    3.Sediseaysedesarrollaunproyectofinaldeexperimentacinmultimediaquearticulantegramente

    texto,imagenfija,imagenenmovimiento,animacin,grficosysonido.Identificamoslosprincipios

    generalesparaeldiseomultimedia:imagen,texto,sonidoeinteraccin.

    4.Elestudianteenestaetapadesucarreraseponeapruebayaquedebedominarherramientas

    tecnolgicasdecomunicacinqueloayudarnaproyectarsusmensajeseficazmente,Lasherramientas

    nuevasqueaprendeamanejarsonlasdediseoydesarrolloWeb,

    5.EnlafasedeintegracinserealizanactividadesquepretendendarunhiloconductoralosRelatos

    Digitalesenuncontenedor.Asquesediscutenlecturasymaterialesmultimediaengrupo.

    Resultados:

    SepresentaelHiperdocumentalrealizadoporlosestudiantes,dondesenarralaexperienciadeestos

    gruposdetrabajoparapresentarconclusionessobreelusodelRelatoDigitalenlaeducacinparala

    comunicacin;seexponenejemplosyseproponeunmodelodetalleraimplementar.

    ________________________

    Keywords: Universidad;Educacin;Tecnologas;Taller

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    AdvancingDigitalLiteracyAcrosstheCurriculumwithDigitalStorytelling

    WilliamShewbridge&BeverlyBickel

    UMBCNewMediaStudio &UMBCLanguage,Literacy&Culture,UnitedStates

    Abstract

    Thispaperwilldiscussthedevelopmentofdigitalstorytellingasapracticeandapedagogicaltoolatthe

    UniversityofMaryland,BaltimoreCounty(UMBC).UMBCisabaseforagrowingcommunityofpractice

    withongoingdigitalstoryprojectsinalargerangeofdisciplinesandcontexts

    (http://www.umbc.edu/stories).Thepaperwillfocusontheadvocacyrolethatearlyadopterfaculty

    membersandtheNewMediaStudioplayedinbringingaboutpedagogicalchangesandinpromoting

    digitalliteracyacrossthecurriculum.Theevolutionofacommunityofpracticeandtheexpansionof

    supportservicestomeetnewmediatechnologyneedswillbediscussed.Inaddition,severalpastand

    currentprojectswillbeexaminedqualitativelythroughinterviewswithparticipantscoveringproject

    development,studentlearninggoals,changingattitudestowardscoursecontentanddigitalskills,and

    projectoutcomes.ProjectswillexemplifytherangeofcontextsinwhichUMBCfacultymembersare

    usingdigitalstorytelling,includingcommunitybasedcollaborations,explorationsofintercultural

    identities,oralhistories,andasameansofengagingmediatheory.

    ________________________

    Keywords: digitalstorytelling;highereducation;digitalliteracy

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    DigitalEducationthroughadultlearnersEUenlargementstories digital

    storiesfromsevennations.

    AntoniaSilvaggi,PatriziaBraga,SteveBellis,HaraldGapskiandGuidoKowalski

    IstitutoLuigiSturzo;YaleCollegeCentreforDigitalStorytelling;GrimmeInstitut,Italy;United

    Kingdom;Germany

    Abstract

    TheDeTalesprojectinvestigatestheimpactofEUenlargement,focusingontheintegrationofrecently

    acceded

    member

    states,

    in

    relation

    to

    the

    more

    established

    EU

    nations

    and

    the

    negotiating

    countries

    (Turkey),usinglowcosttechnologiestocreatedigitalstoriesaboutadultlearnerslifeexperiencesin

    severalcontexts:

    Openingoffrontiers/mobility

    Europeanlabourmarket

    Europeanculturalidentitiesanddiversitiesofnewandoldmembers.

    DeTalesbringstogetheradultlearnersfromItaly,GermanyandtheUKtointeractwithlearnersfrom

    Lithuania,Hungary,BulgariaandTurkeyinadigitaldialogueaboutEuropeanidentity.

    ProjectcoordinatoristheIstitutoLuigiSturzo,aculturalfoundationbasedinRomeinpartnershipwith

    YaleCollege(UK),Grimmeinstitut(DE),ModernDidaticsCenter(LT),Anthropolis(HU),Bulgarian

    DevelopmentAgency(BG),Degder(TR).

    Methods:ResearchledtothedraftingofResults:Atrainingmanualfortrainers"DSGuidetraining

    manualonEUENLARGEMENT"inaworkshopinTurkeywith32adultsparticipantsfrom7European

    countriesweretrainedtomasterthedigitalstorytellingmethodologyappliedtoEuenlargementtopics

    forlowskilledadults.Theworkshopfollowedthissummarisedscheme:

    Anthropolisledthesessiononicebreakingactivities.Thebriefingpartwassplitintwo: IstitutoLuigi

    Sturzo

    introduce

    the

    training

    manual

    and

    the

    EU

    enlargement

    topics.

    Yalecollegeledthedigitalstorytellingsessionwhichinvolvedfirstabriefingondigitalstorytelling,

    StimulatingstoriesonEuenlargementtopicsandwhychoosedigitalstoriesasthemethodtodeliver

    EUenlargementtopics.2:Writing.Thewritingprocessstartedwithastorycircle.Thissessionis

    designedtobondstorytellersasagroupandtoteaseoutofthemtheirinnatepowersofstorytelling.

    Theultimategoalistogetscriptsdraftedandfinalisedreadyforvoicerecording.4:Editing:ledbythe

    GrimmeInstituteintroducingtheeditingsoftware.

    Basicingredientsforatwominutestorywereforallparticipants:

    Scriptof250words,toldinthefirstperson.

    1025images

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    Duration1.5 2.5minutes.

    SoftwareusedsonyvegasforPcsandIlifeforMacs

    26storieswerecreatedthatwerefinallyscreened.Thisrepresentedthemostemotivemomentofthe

    trainingwerethetrainerscouldactuallyseethattheireffortswerepaidoff.Finallyaplenaryevaluation

    session.

    Results:ResearchledtothedraftingofResults:Atrainingmanualfortrainers"DSGuidetrainingmanual

    onEUENLARGEMENT"

    WorkshopinTurkeywith32adultsparticipantsfrom7Europeancountries.

    26stories

    26scripts

    21traineddigitalstorytellerintheadulteducationfield

    ________________________

    Keywords: Euenlargementtopics;adultlearners;Europeanstories

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    2.DigitalStorytellingandForeignLanguageTeaching

    MultilingualVirtualTalkingBooks

    WahjuAgungWidjajantoandMichaelLund

    DigitalMediainEducation(dimeb)ResearchGroup,UniversityofBremen,Germany,Germany

    Abstract

    Multilingual VirtualTalkingBooks(MuViT)aimsatthedevelopment,promotionandexploitationof

    multilingualvirtualtalkingbooks.MuViTisasetofcomputerbasedstorybooksinfivedifferent

    languages(English,German,Russian,Spanish,Turkish)developedforchildrenatprimarylevel.Children

    candecideinwhichlanguage(s)theywanttoaccessthebooks;switchinglanguageswhilereadingis

    possibleatanytime.Byclickingthesoundbutton,childrencanalsochoosetolistentothenarration,

    paralleltotheirownreading.Toavoidinterferenceproblemsandtosupportstrugglingandnonnative

    readers,asynchronouswordhighlightingfunctionisprovided.Correspondingtasks,aimingatlanguage

    sensitivityandthedevelopmentoflanguageawarenessshallmotivatethelearnerstoworkwiththe

    booksinatleasttwodifferentlanguages.Thetasksinitiatecrosslinguisticcomparisonsastheyfocuson

    inter andintralinguisticphenomena.MuViTischaracterizedbyanapproachofparticipationandpublic

    accessibility,thecentralfeatureofwhichistheMuViTWebCommunity.Here,informationontheusage

    oftheMuViTsoftwareatschoolandathomeisavailableforpupils,teachersandparents.Aforumfor

    discussion

    and

    learning

    will

    be

    provided

    in

    which

    synergies

    can

    occur

    and

    expertise

    can

    be

    exchanged.

    Workshopsforteachersandteachertraineeswillbeorganizedtointroducethesoftwareandtoensure

    thecorrectusageofthesoftwareinclass.Inalloftheprojectpartnercountriesthesoftwareshallbe

    testedandevaluatedintermsoflocalfeasibilityandteachersacceptance.Moreover,aninstrumentfor

    selfassessment,focusingonlanguageawarenessdevelopment,willbedevelopedthroughoutthe

    projectslifetime.Ithasbeenfoundfromtheinitialworkshopthatchildrenareabletoplayastoryand

    switchtootherlanguagesinstantly.Theyliketheplayerbecauseitiseasytouse,ithasinteresting

    featuresandastory.

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    Keywords:

    multilingual;

    storybook;

    muvit

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    UsingDigitalStorytellingasacreativetoolforteachingEnglishinthe

    newdegreeofTourism

    AlcantudDaz,

    Mara;

    Ricart

    Vay,

    Alicia

    and

    Gregori,

    Carmen

    DepartamentodeLenguaInglesayAlemana.FacultatdeFilologia,TraducciiComunicaci.

    UniversitatdeValenciaEstudiGeneral,Spain

    Abstract

    Thepurposeofthisarticleistodescribetheexperienceachievedwhenimplementingthepractical

    classesofEnglishfortourismsoastobridgethegapbetweentheprofessionalworldofthetourism

    industryandwhatstudentslearnattheuniversity. Thepurposeofthisarticleisthreefold.Firstwewill

    introducetheconceptofdigitalstorytelling(Lambert(1997),GregoriSignes(20072010),AlcantudDaz

    (20072011)andbrieflydescribesomeoftheprojectsthathavealreadybeendevelopedatthe

    UniversityofValenciaaswellastheuseofdigitalstoriesinthepromotiontourismproducts.Wewill

    thenproceedtoarguethatdigitalstorytellingcanbeconsideredasaproductivetypeofactivitywhich

    fitsthedemandsoftheCEFL(CommonEuropeanFrameworkofReferenceforLanguageLearning)with

    regardtoimplementingtheuseofnewtechnologywithinthecurriculumatthesametimethatithelps

    toimprovetraditionalskilldevelopment,mainlyspeakingandwritingalongwithresearching,

    collaborativetasksandworkingwithcomputers.Thirdlywewilldescribeanddiscussactualexamplesof

    digitalstoriesproducedbyundergraduatestudentsregisteredinthesubjectofCommunicationin

    EnglishLanguageinTourism. Thestudentswereaskedtodevelopanoriginalproductrelatedtothe

    industryoftourismandtopromoteitintwoways:bymeansofadigitalstoryandabrochure.

    ________________________

    Keywords: ICTs,Digitalstorytelling,tourism,CommonEuropeanFrameworkReferencefor

    Languagelearning

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    Multimodalityasanacademicliteracy:Theroleofdigitalstorytellingin

    anL2academicwritingcourse

    JoelBloch

    OhioStateUniversity,UnitedStates

    Abstract

    Inthispaper,IwillexploretheintroductionofdigitalstorytellingintoatraditionalL2academicliteracy

    classthatfocusesonquestionsofplagiarismandintellectualpropertyusage.Similartotraditionalforms

    ofacademicliteracy,creatingdigitalstoriesincorporatesthetransformationofsourcetextsthrough

    addingthevoiceoftheauthorwithinthesocialandlegalconstraintsontheuseofintellectualproperty.

    However,academicliteracygenresmaychangeasnewtechnologiesareintroduced(Prior,2005)andas

    studentsintegratethesetechnologieswiththedevelopmentoftheirliteracyskills(Lea&Street,2006).

    OneofthegoalsofourL2writingclassistodevelopstudentawarenessoftherhetoricalandethical

    considerationsinusingintellectualproperty,bothprintanddigital.Thisremixingofdifferenttexts

    (Lessing,2009)isnotanalienconceptforL2teacherssinceallacademicwritingexplicitlyinterweaves

    texts,transformingthemintonewtextswiththeadditionoftheauthorsvoice(e.g.Bazerman,1988,

    2009;Latour,1988).Prior(2005)hasarguedthatthesemultimodaltextspushtheboundariesof

    traditionaldefinitionsofgenre.Iwilldiscussherehowthecreationofdigitalstoriesillustratesthe

    connectionsbetweenthesedifferentformsofliteracywhilepushingitsboundariesofacademicwriting.

    Using

    two

    stories

    as

    examples,

    I

    will

    analyze

    how

    the

    students

    remix

    images

    with

    their

    written

    texts

    to

    enhancetherhetoricalpurposesoftheirstories,inparticularhowthechoiceofimagesenhancesthe

    rhetoricalgoalstheyhaveforthesestories.InBeingaMuslimaLibyanstudentdiscussesher

    transitionfromaMuslimcountrytoAmericaasaframeworkforarguingagainstwhatshefeelsarethe

    stereotypesAmericanshavehadaboutIslamsince9/11.Inthisstory,thecreatorchoosesimagesfrom

    thenewsandfrompopularculturetodevelopherargumentagainsthowshefeltMuslimswerebeing

    viewedinAmericainthecontextofherowntransitiontoAmericansociety.Inthesecondfilm,The

    ThingIFeltMostRegretful.aTaiwanesestudentdiscussesleavingherboyfriend.Sheappropriated

    imagesfromAmericanmoviesandcartoonsfromAsianculturetocreateatransnationaltextexploring

    heremotionaldevelopmentinresponsetotheendofherrelationship.Inboththesestories,the

    studentsremixedtheimagesandtextstotransformthemeaningofbothinwayssimilartohowthey

    wovetogethertheirideasandthesourcetextsintheiracademicpapers.Atthesametime,theypushed

    theboundariesoftraditionalclassroomwritingtomakeitmorevisualandmorepersonal.Inthe

    conclusionofmytalk,Iwilldiscusshowdigitalstorytellingcanbeusedforexpandingthediscussionof

    therhetoricalandethicaldecisionsinvolvedinusingintellectualpropertyinacademicwritingaswellas

    introducingnewformsofacademicliteracythatcanengagethestudentsinalternativewaysoftextual

    remixing.

    ________________________

    Keywords: multimodality;genre;intellectualproperty;plagiarism;academicwriting

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    BeyondtheESLClassroomThroughDigitalStorytelling

    MargaritaRamirezLoya

    CochiseCollege,UnitedStates

    Abstract

    ThepurposeofthisresearchistofindoutwhathappenswhenIengageagroupofadvancedESLcollege

    studentsinaprojecttocaptureandpreservelocalhistory.ThecentraltopicwhichIamanalyzingisthe

    emotional,social,andlanguagedevelopmentoftheESLstudentsbeyondaclassroomsetting.Students

    progressthroughoutthisprojectisbeinganalyzedinfourphases:1)astheycarryoutinterviewswith

    SeniorCitizensofthecommunity;2)whentheycarryoutthetranscriptionsoftheinterviewsand/orre

    interviewforclarification;3)astheycreatestoryboardsandproduceadigitalstoryaboutthe

    intervieweeslifeorplaceofbirth,and4)whentheypresenttheirdocumentariestothecommunity.

    ThestudyistakingplaceintheruralareaofDouglas,Arizona,asmalltownofapproximately17,000

    inhabitantslocatedinthesouthernborderofSonora,MexicoandArizona,intheUnitedStates.The

    groupofstudentsanalyzedareinlevel4,thelastleveloftheESLprogramatCochiseCollege.Thetarget

    groupiscomposedoftenstudentswhocomefromavarietyofculturalbackgrounds:onestudentfrom

    Japan,onefromKorea,onefromPuertoRico,andsevenfromMexico.Thestudentssecondlanguage

    developmentwithinasocialcontext,aswellastheirabilitytoretelltheirintervieweesstoriesusing

    technologytoincorporatenarrative,musicandpictures,isbeingmonitoredandanalyzedboth

    individuallyandcollectivelythroughtheirprogressintheproject,astheinstructorconductsaseriesof

    interviewswiththemaftertheyhavecompletedeachoneofthefourphasesoftheproject.

    ________________________

    Keywords: ESL;language;technology;emotional;social;interview;storyboard;clarification;

    digital;storytelling

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    Thevalueofadigitalstoryinacontentandlanguageintegratedlearning

    (CLIL)Europeancontext

    MaraDolores

    Ramrez

    Verdugo

    &

    Mara

    Victoria

    Sotomayor

    UniversidadAutnomadeMadrid,Spain

    Abstract

    Thispaperpresentstheresearchconductedwithintheframeworkofthefundedprojectcalled

    EuropeanCLILResourceCentreforWeb2.0Education(ECLIL,504671LLP120091ESCOMENIUS

    CMP).ThemissionofECLIListoincreasechildrensexposuretoEuropeanlanguagesandtoimprovethe

    qualityofteachingthroughtheimplementationofcontentandlanguageintegratedlearning(CLIL)

    withintheEuropeandemandforacquiringamothertongueplustwoforeignlanguages.Theprojectis

    currentlybuildingmultilingual interactiveresourcesfortheuseofCLILteachers.Morespecifically,the

    presentstudyinvestigatesthevalueadigitalstorymaybringtoaPrimaryeducationcontextwhich

    promotesCLILandICTandmethodologicalprocedureandresources.Thecentraldigitalstory,originally

    createdforthisproject,entailsthreemainobjectiveswhichinvolvesexposingyounglearnersto

    Europeanlanguages,childrenliteratureandsciencecontent.Ourmainaimwastoprovewhetherthe

    universalnarrativeelementsandstructurepresentinthisdigitalstorymayenhance8to10yearold

    studentslearninginvolvementandCLILachievement.Inaninitialpilotingphaseofthestudy,thestory

    waspresentedtoatotalof70studentsenrolledinthreedifferentCLILschoolsintheregionofMadrid.

    Three

    experienced

    English

    teachers

    participated

    in

    the

    study

    and

    followed

    the

    guidelines

    provided

    by

    theprojectresearchers.Inordertogatherobjectivedatathatmayproveourhypothesis,bothearners

    andteacherscompletedspecificquestionnaireswhichwerethenstatisticallyanalysed.Theoutcome

    gatheredhasbeenusedtoextendthepilotingtootherEuropeancountriesparticipatingintheproject.

    Thislargerstudywillprovideinformationoncrossculturalsimilaritiesordifferencesregardingthe

    resultsalreadyobtainedhere.Theseinitialfindingspointtowardstherichnessacentraldigitalstoryline

    mayaddtoaCLILlearningcontextatlinguistic,content,literary,cognitive,socialandculturallevels.

    ________________________

    Keywords: Digitalstory,;CLIL,;MultilingualEuropeancontext

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    DigitalStorytellingasaPedagogicalToolwithinaDidacticSequence:

    DealingwithLinguisticRoutinesinForeignLanguageTeaching

    AgustinReyes

    Torres,

    Eva

    Pich

    and

    Maria

    Dolores

    Garcia

    Pastor

    UniversitatdeValncia,Spain

    Abstract

    Digitalstorytellingnotonlyoffersteacherstheopportunitytoworkwithallfourlanguageskillsfromthe

    verybeginningbutalsobringstogethertheideaofcombiningtheartoftellingstorieswithavarietyof

    digitalmultimedia.Thisenablesinstructorstoteachanytopicinawaythatgeneratesinterestand

    attention.OurcommunicationwillconsistofaDidacticSequenceinwhichwemakeuseofDigital

    storytellingasapedagogicaltooltoworkonLinguisticRoutinessuchasgreetingsandleavetakings.To

    thisaim,wehaveworkedwithfirstyearstudentsintheSchoolofEducationattheUniversityof

    Valenciainordertoexploretheirabilitytoadapttheirlanguageskillstospecificsituationswithin

    commondailyinteraction.Finally,afterworkingonthetargetsset,studentswillproducetheirown

    digitalstoriesshowingthustheimprovementaccomplished.

    ________________________

    Keywords: Didacticsequence;Linguisticroutines;TeachingEnglish

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    Elrelatodigitalylaperspectivadegneroenlaenseanzadeidiomas:

    unapropuestainductivaparaeltratamientodelatransversalidadyla

    adquisicindecompetencias.

    SandraVzquez

    Hermosilla

    and

    Gora

    Zaragoza

    Ninet

    UniversidaddeValencia,Spain

    Abstract

    Elobjetivoprincipaldeestacomunicacinespresentarlosresultadosobtenidosdeunestudiopiloto

    desarrolladopordosmiembrosdelgrupodeinvestigacinGENTEXTenunaclasedeingls(Lengua2)de

    laUniversitatdeValnciasobrealaadquisicindecompetenciasyeltratamientotransversalde

    aspectosdegneroatravsdeunaseriedepropuestasdidcticasentornoalautilizacindelrelato

    digitalenlasclasesdeidiomas.Paraello,enprimerlugar,sepresentan,demanerabreveyconcisa,

    algunasdelasimplicacionespedaggicasdelrelatodigitalentendidocomounaformanarrativa

    multimediaquefavoreceelpensamientocrticoycreativo(Benmayor2008,Coventry2008,Lenon

    2008).Ensegundolugar,sehabladelaimportanciadeltratamientodeaspectosdegneroenel

    desarrollodecompetencias(Cameron2005;Sunderland2000,2004)

    ElmtodoutilizadoparadichoestudiocombinalautilizacindelentornoWeb2.0paraelaccesoy

    visualizacindelosrelatosdigitalessometidosaestudio(Wheredidwecomefrom?,Thatssogay!

    dentrodelproyectoonlineRainbowFamilyTree)juntoaunaseriedepropuestasdidcticasinductivas

    basadasenlamultimodalidad.Estasactividadesllevanalalumnadoparticipanteaadquirir

    determinadascompetenciasincluidasenlaguadocentedelaasignaturabasedelestudio,ascomoel

    tratamientoylaadquisicindeconocimientostransversalesrelacionadosconlosestudiosdegnero.

    Losresultadosdedichoestudionospermiten,porunlado,observarlareaccindelalumnadoanteel

    usodelrelatodigitalcomoherramientapedaggica;porotro,podemosanalizarcmofuncionanlas

    caractersticasintrnsecasdelgneroparaeldesarrollodedeterminadascompetenciasy,porltimo,

    podemospresentarunestudioqueservircomomodeloparalacreacindefuturaspropuestas

    didcticasbasadasenelaprendizajeintegradodelenguaycontenido(CLILContentandLanguage

    IntegratedLearning,Fernndez2002)

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    Keywords: Relatodigital;Gnero;Competencias;Enseanzadeidiomas

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    3.DigitalStorytellingandSociety

    ExtendingCreativePractice Redressingthedigitalexclusionofolder

    peoplethroughDigitalStorytelling

    MarkDunfordandAlisonRooke

    UniversityofHertfordshire/Digitales; CUCR/Goldsmiths,UnitedKingdom

    Abstract

    Older

    peoples

    access

    to

    digital

    technologies

    is

    a

    policy

    concern

    across

    Europe

    and

    beyond.

    In

    the

    last

    decade,anarrayoftechnologieshastransformedthewaymanyofusinteract.Internetcommunication

    systemssuchasemailandsocialnetworkingsiteslikeFacebookandTwitterhaverevolutionised

    personalcommunicationforyoungerpeople.Thepublicserviceswereceivehavebeentransformedby

    technology.However,duetoarangeoffactorsincludingtheanxietiesofolderpeopleandinadequate

    marketing,theelderlyhavebeenlargelyexcludedfromthisrevolutionandthebenefitsitbrings.

    Effectiveeinclusionisnowrecognisedascentraltotheactiveparticipationofolderpeopleinsociety,

    contributingtoactiveageingatwork,independentlivingandbeinganactivememberofthe

    community.

    ThispaperdiscussesaGrundtvigEuropeanproject,ExtendingCreativePractice,whichbringstogether

    media,education,publicservices,socialcareandeducationalpartnersinSlovenia,Romania,Finlandand

    theUK.OlderpeopleareusingDigitalStorytellingtomakeshortfilmsusingtheirownphotographic

    archivestotellstoriesabouttheirlives.AtthesametimetheprojectprovidesanaccessiblerouteintoIT

    learning.FromastartingpointofhavingnoITknowledgewhatsoever,participantsaresoonsharing

    theirstoriesonYouTube,chattingtodistantrelativesonSkypeandemailing.Theprojectaddressesthe

    social,economicandgeographicalisolationofolderpeoplewhilstsimultaneouslygatheringavibrant

    socialhistorywhichtellsusaboutthepersonal,socialandhistoricalchangesolderpeoplehavelived

    through.

    ThispaperchartsthedevelopmentofExtendingCreativePracticeandshowshowdigitalstorytellingcan

    extendthequality,rangeandamountofopportunitiesfordigitallyexcludedpeople.Itlooksdirectlyat

    experiencethroughTraintheTrainerworkshopsinFinland,SloveniaandRomaniaanddrawsonan

    extensiveformativeevaluation.

    ________________________

    Keywords: DigitalStorytelling;Exclusion;OlderPeople;PanEuropean

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    TheCongoStoriesProject:DigitalStorytellingbyFemaleJournalistsin

    theEasternDemocraticRepublicofCongo

    AaronGoodman

    WilfridLaurierUniversityBrantford,Canada,Canada

    Abstract

    Background:

    FemalejournalistsintheeasternregionoftheDemocraticRepublicofCongo,identifiedbytheUnited

    Nationsastheworstplaceintheworldtobeawoman,arerecreatingthewayreporterstellstories

    aboutcriticalhumanitariancrises.

    Forthefirsttime,acourageousgroupofwomeninCongoareusingdigitaltechnology,andvideoin

    particular,toproducepersonalnarrativevideosabouthowthewarsintheircountryaffectedthemand

    ledthemtorisktheirlivesrespondingtothousandsofcasesofsexualviolenceandrape.Theirworkis

    knownastheCongoStoriesProject.

    Methods:

    AccordingtoProfessorPrueClarkeofCityUniversityofNewYork,thedominantmediaorganizationsin

    Africahavefolloweda"payforplay"modelfordecades.Asaresult,Clarkearguesthemediahave

    predominantlyfocusedonthepoliticalandeconomiceliteandcorruptinstitutionsandhaveconsistently

    ignoredthevoicesandexperiencesofwomen,especiallythoseimpactedbyarmedconflict.

    Usingnarrativeinquiryanddrawingontheoryfromdigitalstorytelling,ethnography,creative

    approachestoreconciliation,autobiography,narrativepsychology,andvideoasmemory,thispaperwill

    explorehowthewomensstorytellingiscontributingtothepracticeofjournalismandconflict

    resolution.

    Results:

    ThispaperalsoexploreshowtheCongoStoriesProjectaimstocreateagreaterspaceforwomenin

    Congototelltheirownstoriesandhowitisenablingthewomentobolstertheirselfconfidenceand

    identitiesasactivistsandjournalists.Italsoexamineshowthisrevolutionaryformofstorytellingcould

    beappliedinotherconflictsandhumanitariancrises.

    Thepresentationwillfeatureapresentationofoneofthewomensdynamicvideosandadiscussion

    abouttheirwork.ThispaperwillalsoexaminehowthewomensstorytellingprocessinCongocouldbe

    appliedinotherconflictsandhumanitariancrisesaroundtheworld.

    ________________________

    Keywords: narrativa,fandom,brickfilms,branding

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    Larennciaalaveunarrativa.Latomitzacidedadesfrontalrelatenles

    edicionselectrniques

    DolorsPalau

    UniversitatdeValncia,Spain

    Abstract

    Enpleaugedelrelatdigitalidelespossibilitatsqueofereixenterrenysquevandesdeleducatiual

    cultural,desdelcientficalempresarialosocial,lesedicionselectrniquesdelsmitjansespanyolshan

    renunciatalpoderdelaveunarrativaalhoradexplotarlespotencialitatsquetelnouentorn.Han

    optatperdiluirelrelatenunannimconjuntdedades,perconvertirlatramaenunaordenada

    disposicidelementsdarreredelaquallautorsemblaesfumarseodimitirdelaseuatasca,recorrenta

    unaestructurarepetitiva.

    Quanlexcsdinformaciexigeixrelatsslids,capaosdedonarcomptedunaactualitatcomplexa,els

    mitjanshandesistitdaquestatascaperaerigirseensimplesarxivadors,peraatomitzarla

    interpretacinenprofunditatenentradesgenriquesquedesintegrenlessnciadelacomprensi

    narrativa.Aquestacomunicacipretnanalitzarlescaracterstiquesquetenenelsespecialsdelpais.com

    ielmundo.es,amblobjectiudedeterminarcomespresentenelsdocumentsquemillorpodrien

    desenvoluparelrelatenelsmitjansdigitals,enlalniadelqueharepresentatelreportatgeenels

    mitjanstradicionals.Sobreuncorpusdereportatgespublicatsentre2008i2011,lestudicombinaruna

    metodologiaquantitativaiqualitativa,pertaldeveurelevolucienlestructuradelsespecialsalllarg

    daquestaetapa.

    Laprincipalcaractersticadelespropostesanalitzadesslapostaperunaconfiguraciquesuspnla

    narracicomanexeorganitzador,comsilanolinealitatexigiraunadistribucidelementsoposadaala

    veurelatora,comsideixaramutiparalitzatelnarradoralhoradorganitzarenunatramamultimdia,

    hipertextualiinteractivaelsingredientsbsicsdelrelat.Aquestacomunicaciapostaperrestaurari

    recuperarelvalordelanarracicomafilconductordelesversionsdigitalsdungnerecomel

    reportatge,elmsadientperalanlisiilainterpretaci.

    ________________________

    Keywords: DigitalJournalism;Narrativity;Multimedia

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    AssessingtheApplicabilityofDigitalStorytellinginaPakistaniContext

    HudaSarfraz,SanaShamsandQaisarKhalidMahmood

    CenterforLanguageEngineering,AlKhawarizmiInstituteofComputerScience,Universityof

    Engineering&Technology,Lahore,Pakistan

    Abstract

    Digitalstorytellingiswidelyrecognizedasapioneeringtechniquethatallowsordinarypeopletoshare

    theirstoriesfromunique,personalperspectives.Digitalstorytellingactsasaselfhealingtoolfor

    storytellersandempowersthembygivingthemavoice.Itisbeingusedacrosstheworld,toheal,

    empowerandtocreateawareness.

    SomeinitiativehasbeentakentobringthispioneeringtoolintousebywomeninPakistanaswell,

    includingtheGawahiproject[1]andtheFeministTechExchangePakistandigitalstorytellingworkshop

    [2]conductedin2010.Theseinitiativeshowever,havecateredlargelytotheprivilegedandeducated

    sectorofsociety.Digitalstorytellingremainslargelyunexploredinthecontextofthemajorityof

    Pakistaniwomen,whohavenoaccesstoinformationandcommunicationtechnologiesandareinmany

    cases,semi ornonliterate[3].

    Thispaperpresentsaresearchprojectconductedto

    1.Developaframework,usingaparticipatoryprocess,withinwhichPakistaniwomenatthegrassroots

    levelcancreatedigitalstories

    2.InvestigatewhetherthedigitalstorytellingprocessisapplicableandbeneficialforPakistaniwomen

    survivorsofviolenceatawider,grassrootslevel

    Bothoftheseobjectivesareinterrelated.Theapplicabilityofdigitalstorytellingatthegrassrootslevelis

    asignificantquestiontobeinvestigated,astraditionally,Pakistaniwomeninvolvedinfilmmakingand

    mediaarenotviewedinapositivelight.Therefore,itisessentialtocarefullyadaptthedigital

    storytellingprocesssuchthatitisculturallyacceptable.

    Thesequestionswereinvestigatedbydesigningandconductingadigitalstorytellingworkshop,Subhe

    Nau[4](anUrduwordforanewdawn),foraroundtenPakistaniwomensurvivorsofviolenceatthe

    grassrootslevel.

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    Thispaperwillpresenttheworkshopdesignandtheparticipatoryprocessthroughwhichitwas

    designed.Itwillalsoqualitativelyassesswhethertheparticipantsandotherstakeholdersfoundthe

    workshoptobebeneficial.

    References:

    [1]http://gawaahi.org/

    [2]http://jehanara.wordpress.com/2010/06/11/thefirstfeministtechexchangeinpakistana

    pleasantsurprise/

    [3]http://www.census.gov.pk/

    [4]http://www.cle.org.pk/subhenau/digitalstories.html(includesdigitalstoriescreatedduringthe

    workshop)

    ________________________

    Keywords: Women;Violenceagainstwomen;Pakistan;Literacylevels;Locallanguage;Urdu;

    Socialconstructs

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    Lautilizacindelasnarrativasdigitalesenprocesosdegestinde

    conocimientodelasorganizaciones

    JulioZino

    &

    Elena

    Martn

    DepartamentdAntropologiaCultural,UniversitatdeBarcelona.DepartamentdeJustcia,

    GeneralitatdeCatalunya,Spain

    Abstract

    ElDepartamentdeJustciallevaacabounprogramadegestindelconocimientobasadoen

    comunidadesdeprctica,denominadoCompartim.Unodelosobjetivosdeesteprogramaesrecuperar

    ysistematizar elconocimientoqueposeenlosdiferentescolectivosprofesionales,paraponerlosa

    disposicindetodalaorganizacin.

    Dentrodeestemarco,propusimoslaintroduccindelasnarrativasdigitalescomounametodologaque

    permitetantolarecuperacindelasexperienciasprofesionalesparticularescomosudifusindentrode

    loscolectivos.Tambindestacamossuinterscomounametodologafactibledeserintegradaenlas

    actividadessocioeducativasdelosdiferentescolectivosprofesionales.

    Durante2011realizamosdostalleresdeformacinennarrativasdigitalesdirigidoalosmiembrosdelas

    diferentescomunidades(hanparticipadomsde30profesionales).Apartirdeestaformacin,

    constituimoslacomunidadDigiTalededicadaalaexperimentacinyaplicacindelametodologadelas

    narrativasdigitalesendiferentesmbitos:prisiones,justiciajuvenil,mediacincomunitaria,equiposde

    asesoramientopenalydeatencinavctimasdedelitos.Lacomunidadcuentaconunaplataformaque

    permiteelintercambioyladifusindelasexperienciasquesellevanacaboencadambito.

    ParalaJornadaanualdelprogramaCompartimdenoviembrede2011,seinvitalosmiembrosde

    DigiTaleaquerealizarannarrativasdigitalesdondeserecogieranlasexperienciasdetrabajo

    colaborativoquesellevanacaboensuscomunidades:sepresentaron11narrativasdigitalesconesta

    temtica.

    Porotraparte,hemoscomenzadoaexperimentarconlametodologadelasnarrativasdigitalesenlos

    siguientesmbitos:recuperacindehistoriaspersonalesenungrupodeteatrodelaprisinModelode

    Barcelona;clasesdelenguadelaescueladelaprisindeQuatreCamins;comentariosdelibrosdesdela

    bibliotecadelaprisindeBrians2;recopilarexperienciasdemediacincomunitaria.

    ________________________

    Keywords: gestindelconocimiento;comunidadesdeprctica;prisiones

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    4.DigitalStorytellingandCulture

    Designinganauthoringtoolbasedonatraditionalperformanceart

    WahjuAgungWidjajanto

    DigitalMediainEducation(dimeb)ResearchGroup,UniversityofBremen,Germany,Germany

    Abstract

    ThispaperfocusesonthedevelopmentoftheWayangAuthoringtool,whichaimstoassistchildrenin

    creatingandperformingstories,developinganappreciationforculturalartifacts,andenhancing

    interculturalempathywhilebuildingayoungstorytellercommunitywithinavirtualworld.Thisstudy

    seeksaframeworkofinteractiondesignofanauthoringmedia,whichisappropriateforsupportinga

    childsnarrativedevelopment.Theconceptofthetoolisbasedonthenarrativeelementoftheancient

    Indonesianartformwayang,atraditionaltwodimensionalshadowpuppettheater.Tounderstandthe

    usersrequirementsandtoevaluatethetool,childrenfromdifferentculturalbackgroundsandwith

    theirteachersaswellasstoryperformerswhousewayanghavebeeninvolvedinthedevelopmentand

    evaluationprocess.WayangAuthoringiscomposedofthreeelements:theimaginationbuilding

    element,thecreativeactingelementandthesocialinteractionelement.Childrentakeexistingmaterials

    asaninspirationtool,imaginewhattheythemselveswanttotell,createastorybasedontheirown

    ideas,playwiththeircreations,sharetheirstoriesandcreationswithothers,andreflectontheir

    experiences

    at

    the

    end.

    This

    virtual

    creative

    production

    tool

    is

    expected

    to

    provide

    a

    space

    for

    young

    peopletochangetheirrolefromasimpleusertoa(co)creatorinboththevirtualandnarrativeworlds.

    Thisresearchfoundthatabetterunderstandingofhowstoriesarecraftedandbroughttolifeina

    performancetraditionoffersabetterdesignofinteractionofanauthoringmedia.Furthermore,the

    handlingofculturalartifactshelpssupporttheabilitychildrentounderstanddifferentculturalcodes,

    andtherewereindicationsfromtheworkshopanddiscussionwithexpertsthatitalsosupportsthe

    childrenscuriositytolearnmoreabouttheculturelyingbehindtheseartifacts.Thiswouldinturn

    enhancetheinterculturalempathybetweenchildren

    ________________________

    Keywords:

    storytelling;

    intercultural;

    authoring

    tool

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    Discoursestrategiesinmultimediastorytelling

    IsabelAlonso,DoloresPortoandSilviaMolina

    UniversidadAutnomadeMadrid;UniversidaddeAlcaldeHenares;UniversidadPolitcnica

    deMadrid,Spain

    Abstract

    Thepresentstudyexploresthestrategiesbywhichcognitiveandculturalmodelsareevokedandshared

    intheprocessingofdigitalstorytelling.Digitalstoriesaremultimodalnarratives(KressandVanLeeuwen

    2001,2010;VentolaandMoya2009)whichinvolvetherecountingandshapingofeventsbyportraying

    inwords,images,andsounds,forthemostpart,whathappensinourworld.Therapiddevelopmentof

    digitalmediaandtheinteractionbetweentext,soundandimagehavealteredthetraditional

    relationshipheldbetweenthenarratorandhis/heraudienceontheInternet.Typically,thesestories

    involvepersonalaccountsandareemotionallycharged,butareaddressedtoawideaudienceof

    strangers.Thus,itisourmainobjectiveheretodescribetheinteractionbetweendigitalstorytellersand

    theiraudiencesbyanalyzingthemultimodalrepresentationofthesocialactorsandissuesinvolved,as

    wellasthecognitiveandculturalframesactivatedinthestoriesandthentoidentifythediscourse

    strategiesthatstorytellersusetomatchthevalues,beliefsandexperiencesthatarecommontotheir

    audiences.Forthispurpose,wehavecompiled30digitalnarrativeswithhighlyemotionalcontents

    hostedbyeducational,communityandculturalwebpages.Dataarediscussedinrelationtothe

    respectivesocioculturalcontextsinwhichmultimodaltextswereproduced.Resultsobtainedareof

    interesttoresearchersinnarrativesanddiscourseanalysis.

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    Keywords: multimodalnarratives;discoursestrategies;cognitiveandculturalmodels.

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    TheInternationallyEducatedNursesJourneyinBeingaNurseinCanada

    PatriciaBradley&NadineCross

    SchoolofNursingYorkUniversity,Canada,Canada

    Abstract

    Background:Registerednursesleaveorescapetheircountriesoforiginandcometo

    practiceinCanada.Theseindividualsareconfrontedwiththestrugglesoflivinginaforeignland,lackof

    recognitionoftheirnursingabilitiesandcredentials,andupgradinginpostsecondaryeducationallthe

    whilecaringfortheirfamiliesandchildren.Theartofdigitalstorytellingprovidesawaytoexpressthe

    complexityoftheessenceofnursesexperiencesnotmadeexplicitthroughrecentresearch.These

    storiesareabouthumanrelationshipsandjourneyswithimmigration,citizenship,andbeingemployed

    intheirchosenprofessioninCanada.

    Method:Thepurposeofouroralpresentationistoexplorehowdigitalstorytellingengaged

    internationallyeducatedBScNstudentstorevealtheeducationalandculturalexperiencesofnurses,

    whobeginagain,theircareersandanewlifeinOntario,Canada.

    Results:Weundertookthedigitalstoryprojecttodevelopavenueofteaching/learningfor:

    administratorsandnursingcolleagueswithinhealthcareinstitutionswhoemployandworkalongside

    thenurses;professorsandstudentswhoengagewiththenurseswithinuniversities;andpersonswithin

    Canadasimmigrationandcitizenshipagencies.Wewillsharelessonslearnedinthedevelopmentofthe

    digitalstorieswhilestayingtruetothenarratorsandtheirexperiences.

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    Keywords: professionalandpersonalknowing;internationallyeducatednurses;global

    representation;actionresearch

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    AcaseofMediatedInterculturalCommunication:Representationof

    PeoplethroughCultureshockstory.com

    MeritxellCollazos

    Sola

    UMBCNewMediaStudio,Spain

    Abstract

    Nowadays,informationaltechnologicexpansionoffersmoreopportunitiesforrepresentingindividuals

    thaneverbefore.Thereisthepotentialforpeopletousetheirowncreativityinordertocommunicate

    witheachother.Theemergenceofidentityrepresentationscanalsobearesultoftheincreasing

    interculturalexperiences.Manyquestionscanarisefromthisfact,suchas:Istherealinkbetween

    culturalidentity,selfawareness,andcreativeenhancementincrossculturalencounters?Whatare

    someofthetoolsavailabletoportraythoseinterculturalaccountstowardstheunderstandingbetween

    cultures?ThemaintopicsofmyresearchduringmyMAinInterculturalCommunicationatthe

    UniversityofMaryland,BaltimoreCounty,wereinterculturalcompetencyandcreativityenhancement,

    andtheuseofmediation/mediatizationofselfrepresentationinmedia.Aspartofmyresearchandmy

    academictraining,IhavebeenworkingasadigitalstorytellingfacilitatorinUMBCNewMediaStudio.In

    ordertodomyresearchIdevelopedwww.cultureshockstory.com.Theprojectembracesintercultural

    experiencesofstudentsfromtheUniversityofMaryland.Cultureshockstory.comutilizesthreedifferent

    typesofmedianarratives:studiointerviews,digitalstories,andapersonaldocumentaryfilm.The

    collection

    of

    studio

    interviews

    is

    an

    exercise

    to

    look

    at

    the

    mediation/mediatization

    of

    the

    discourse.

    Afteransweringaquestionnaireoninterculturalexperiences,theparticipantworksoutacreative

    orderingexercisetellingtheirownstoryusingasetofwinduptoys.Secondly,thewebsitedisplaysa

    collectionofdigitalstoriesaboutstudentsinterculturalexperiences.Finally,anobservational

    documentaryfilmportraysdifferentstagesofthecultureshockontheUShapeofsomestudents

    experiences.Myprojectisjustanexampleofnewmediausesinparticipativeeducationalenvironments

    toshowhowrepresentationsofselfidentitycanfosteralternativewaysofcommunicatingcultureand

    selfidentity.

    ________________________

    Keywords:

    international

    student;

    digital

    storylelling;

    media

    narratives;

    website;

    intercultural

    competency;creativity;personalaccount;selfidentityrepresentation

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    CultureShock! TellusYourStory

    AlexHenry

    Tyne&WearArchives&Museums,nitedKingdom

    Abstract

    CultureShock!wasanexperimentalpartnershipprojectdesignedtocollect1,000digitalstoriesfrom

    peopleintheNorthEastofEngland;preservetheminperpetuityusingdigitaltechnology;andshare

    themaswidelyaspossible.

    Thepoliticalandphilosophicalrootsofdigitalstorytellinginthecommunitydevelopmentandjustice

    movementsmakeitanidealmethodofengagementandparticipationformuseums.

    Theprojectexploredthediverseheritageofindividuals,groupsandcommunitieslivingintheNorthEast

    ofEnglandbyencouragingparticipantstocreatetheirowndigitalstoriesinspiredbymuseumand

    gallerycollections.Bycreatingthesestories,theprojectaimedtopromoteagreaterawarenessand

    understandingofdiversecommunitiesbyencouragingpeoplefromdifferentbackgroundstodocument

    andsharetheirheritageandexperienceswitheachotherandthewiderNorthEastcommunity.

    Allthestoriescreatedbyparticipantshavebeenaddedtomuseumcollectionstohelpmakeour

    collectionsmorerelevanttotheNorthEastcommunityandforfuturegenerations.CultureShock!is

    leadingthewayintheregionincollecting,storingandaccessioningdigitallybornmaterial.

    TherewasalsoamajorpublicscreeningofthestoriescreatedaspartoftheCultureShock!projectusing

    innovativeandcreativebroadcastingmethodsincludingaprojectwebsite,museumexhibitions,the

    openingofanemptyshopinNewcastlecitycentreandatwoweekCultureShock!festival.Storieswere

    shownattheLondonBFIfilmfestivalandononeoftheBBCbigscreens.

    Thissessionwillgiveanoverviewoftheproject,themainoutcomesandimpactoftheprojectfor

    everyoneinvolvedandwheredigitalstorytellingatTyne&WearArchives&Museumsisgoing.

    ________________________

    Keywords: Museum;Gallery;Heritage;Collections;Contemporarycollecting;Community

    Engagement;Participation;Archiving;Accessioning;Ethics;Ownership;Publicscreening

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    Investigatingmediaculture.AcasestudyofDSTasaresearchtechnique.

    PierpaoloLimone

    UniversityofFoggia,Italy

    Abstract

    Digitalstoriesareexamplesofnewliteraciesthatengageindividuals,especiallyyouth,ingainingaccess

    toamultimodalauthoringstrategypreviouslyavailablealmostexclusivelytoprofessionalsworkingin

    mediaorganizations(Lambert,2006;Hull&Schultz,2002).Ourfocushereisonthepossibilityofusing

    DSTsinvolvingpersonalnarrativesinordertodepictportrayalsoftheselfandtheselfinacommunity.

    Inaculturalstudyprospective,DSTcouldinfactbeemployedtopicturethecultureofthesubjectand

    theirwebofsocialrepresentation,prejudice,stereotypesandvalues.

    ThestudyfocusesontheuseofDSTasanhermeneuticdevicethatcanbeemployedinqualitative

    educationalstudiestounderstandthecultureofthesubject.Thepurposeofthisstudyistodiscussa

    researchtechniquethatexploitsthepotentialityofnewlanguages,anhermeneuticdeviceableto

    investigatemediaconsumption.Traditionalmonomediatechniques,belongingtothequalitative

    researchapproach,canestablishadistance,aculturalbarrierwithsomesubjectsaccordingtothesocial

    status,thelanguageandvocabularyinuse.Traditionalresearchtoolslikeinterviews,observationsand

    questionnairesarebuiltupinagutembergeanelitarianmannerthatreproduceaculturalgapbetween

    theresearcherandthesubject.Newmediacouldinsteadenableacontiguityofeverydayexperience

    andtheresearchdatacollectingtechnique.DSTcanofferanecologicalapproachtoresearchinto,for

    example,mediadietsinschoolpupilsbecausedigitalmediacanbetterexploittheexpressiveand

    representativepotentialitiesofstorytelling.Autobiographicaldatacollectingstrategiescanbenefitfrom

    amultimedialanguageclosertothewritingandreadingstrategiesofthedigitalgenerations.

    ThestudyhasbeendevelopedintheApuliaregion(Italy),withinthree40hourworkshopssoasto

    createaDSTonapersonalrepresentationofthenewmediadiet.Thepaperisfocusedonthecritical

    appraisalofacasestudybasedonfieldresearchthatemployedDSTasanhermeneuticdeviceinorder

    toinvestigatethesubjectsmediaculture.TheresearchteamIcoordinatedhasconductedworkshops

    whereeachstudentinvolvedproducedaDSTofhis/hermediadietthatofferedrichinsightsintothe

    mediaecologyinwhichthesubjectlives.

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    Keywords: Digitalstorytelling;Ethnographicresearch;Mediadiet

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    5.DigitalStorytellingintheScientificTechnicalFields.

    Narracionesdigitalesyaprendizajebasadoenproblemasoencasos

    MiguelCalvoMelero&MariaLuisaPalanquesSalmern

    UniversityoftheBasqueCountry,Spain

    Abstract

    Tantoelaprendizajebasadoenproblemascomoeldelosestudiosdecasoconstituyenmetodologas

    activascuyautilizacinseveincrementadacadavezenmayormedidaenelprocesoactualde

    transformacindemodelosdeenseanzaalosdeaprendizaje.

    Enamboscasoselaprendizajedelosalumnosseorganizaentornoalapropuestadeunproblemaode

    unconjuntodecasoscuyassolucionesdebenbuscar,generalmentemediantetrabajosengrupo,

    buscandoyadquiriendolosconocimientosnecesariosparaencontrarlosresultados.

    Esevidentequeambasmetodologassonbastanteincentivadorasparalosalumnos.En2005,como

    experimento,

    decidimos

    incluir

    las

    narraciones

    digitales

    como

    forma

    de

    presentar

    los

    problemas

    o

    los

    casosparaexponerdeformasintticaelescenarioendondesucedenascomoindicarlosfactoresque

    intervienen.Estasnarracionesseintercalarontantoparaexponerproblemascomplejosquese

    desarrollaran alolargodelapartemsterica(problemas)comoparapresentarcasosconcretosa

    resolverenunaodossesionesenformadeseminarios.

    Estametodologaseaplictantoenasignaturasmuytcnicascomo:CartografamatemticaoSistemas

    deInformacinGeogrficacomoenotrasmshumansticascomo:Historiadelacartografao

    Geomarketing.

    Desdeelcomienzohemosrealizadoencuestasparaevaluarelimpactoylaefectividadsobrelos

    alumnosylosresultadosmuestranvaloresmuypositivos.

    Estaponenciapretendeexponerlasmetodologasseguidas,ejemplosprcticosyresultadosdelas

    diferentesexperienciasdesarrolladas.

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    Keywords: Aprendizajebasadoenproblemas;Estudiodecaso;Metodologiasactivasde

    aprendizaje

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    Walkingbackwardsintothefuture.

    CherylBrown

    weltec,NewZealand

    Abstract

    InMaoritermswewalkbackwardsintothefuture,lookingtoourpasttoinformourfuture.

    Thispresentationdetailsaprojectthataimstosharecommunitystoriesandincreasemembersdigital

    capability.Oneortwoexampleswillbeshared. TheprojectwasdevelopedinPorirua,acitynorthof

    NewZealandscapital,Wellington,andhasfourmajordevelopmentperiods:theoriginalMaori,colonial

    farmers,returnedWW2soldiersandgovernmentworkers,andfinallyMaorimigrantsandPasifika

    immigrants. Asthesepeoplegrowold,membersofarevitalisedcommunityassociationwantedto

    recordtheirstoriesandcreateacontextforourVillagePlan. Themethodologyinvolvestheuseofcase

    studyapproach. Anendofprojectsurveywillusequantitativeandqualitativeanalysistoassessour

    successes. Inphaseone,weshowedexamplesofdigitalstoriesatacommunityeventwherenamesof

    possiblestorytellerswerecollected. Theinterviewerthendiscussedtheirphotoswiththem,drafteda

    storyandscannedimages. Thestorywasrecordedandfinallysharedonline.Somestorytellersreadto

    recordtheirstoryandotherstoldtheirstorythroughdialogue. Inphasetwo,thepositiveresponses

    encouragedustoplanaweekendworkshopforstorytellersandtheirnominatedhelper. Theresults

    indicatedapositiveresponseandhasservedtoreconnectpeople. Weexpecttohave20storiesbythe

    endof2012andtosurveythoseinvolvedintheproject. Weexpecttofindheightenedinterestinthe

    areashistoryandinlear