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Self-Representation in the Process and Product: Some Considerations from the use of interactive DVD technologies Mike Evans, Stephen Foster, Jon Corbett, Joanne Gervais and Raquel Mann

Self-Representation in the Process and Product: Some Considerations from the use of interactive DVD technologies Mike Evans, Stephen Foster, Jon Corbett,

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Page 1: Self-Representation in the Process and Product: Some Considerations from the use of interactive DVD technologies Mike Evans, Stephen Foster, Jon Corbett,

Self-Representation in the Process and

Product: Some Considerations from the use of

interactive DVD technologies

Mike Evans, Stephen Foster, Jon Corbett, Joanne Gervais and Raquel Mann

Page 2: Self-Representation in the Process and Product: Some Considerations from the use of interactive DVD technologies Mike Evans, Stephen Foster, Jon Corbett,

Participation…

“Use of the term participation has become virtually mandatory in development

(including research) projects, programmes and policies.”

(Cornwall et al., 2001 p. 1).

Page 3: Self-Representation in the Process and Product: Some Considerations from the use of interactive DVD technologies Mike Evans, Stephen Foster, Jon Corbett,

Participation…• Yet there exist variable levels

in implementation

Page 4: Self-Representation in the Process and Product: Some Considerations from the use of interactive DVD technologies Mike Evans, Stephen Foster, Jon Corbett,

Participation…

•These gradations are often conceptualized using a ladder metaphor (e.g. Arnstein)

Page 5: Self-Representation in the Process and Product: Some Considerations from the use of interactive DVD technologies Mike Evans, Stephen Foster, Jon Corbett,

Participation…

The ‘Ebb and Flow’ of participatory

influence:

• The spectrum of participatory influence in any project is never stagnant, nor the agency/power of participants fixed…

Page 6: Self-Representation in the Process and Product: Some Considerations from the use of interactive DVD technologies Mike Evans, Stephen Foster, Jon Corbett,

Participation…

… but is continuously shifting through time

Page 7: Self-Representation in the Process and Product: Some Considerations from the use of interactive DVD technologies Mike Evans, Stephen Foster, Jon Corbett,

Participation…

Tensions

•conflicting agendas and differential power relations

•differing aesthetic praxis (in/of process and product) arises out of varying intentions/expectations

Page 8: Self-Representation in the Process and Product: Some Considerations from the use of interactive DVD technologies Mike Evans, Stephen Foster, Jon Corbett,

Participation…

One tension emerges in the negotiation of disparities of control over production and the quality of the project in its entirety.

I.E: being able to pay respect to the subject matter and production values whilst maintaining desired levels of participation within a context particular constraints.

Page 9: Self-Representation in the Process and Product: Some Considerations from the use of interactive DVD technologies Mike Evans, Stephen Foster, Jon Corbett,

P.G. Métis Elders Project

Page 10: Self-Representation in the Process and Product: Some Considerations from the use of interactive DVD technologies Mike Evans, Stephen Foster, Jon Corbett,

MNBC DVD Project process…

• MNBC - UBC Okanagan collaboration

Page 11: Self-Representation in the Process and Product: Some Considerations from the use of interactive DVD technologies Mike Evans, Stephen Foster, Jon Corbett,

MNBC DVD project objectives

• To communicate positive facets of Métis culture and identity to its membership (especially youth) and mainstream society

• To engage community knowledge holders in the production/selection/presentation of Métis cultural material

Page 12: Self-Representation in the Process and Product: Some Considerations from the use of interactive DVD technologies Mike Evans, Stephen Foster, Jon Corbett,

MNBC DVD Structure

Page 13: Self-Representation in the Process and Product: Some Considerations from the use of interactive DVD technologies Mike Evans, Stephen Foster, Jon Corbett,

Participation in Praxis…

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Dean Trumbley

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Angus McDougal &

Goldie McDougal (nee Fiddler)

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Bev Lambert

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Lucy Interviews Ryan Bresser

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Lucy Interviews Philip Gladue

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Participation in Product…

A spectrum of participatory influence…