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Digital storytelling for public
engagement
Dr Caroline Ingram
Chris Thomson

What do we mean by digital storytelling?
"Are you ready?" by ssh CC-BY http://flic.kr/p/27LUj

What is digital storytelling?

What do we mean by digital
storytelling?
 Based on Centre for Digital Storytelling (CDS)
method
 Personal
 Authentic
 Controlled by the storyteller

© Netskills 2013

What is digital storytelling?

The format







Short – 2-3 mins
Recorded voiceover
Still images – enhanced with subtle effects
Text
Optional music & sound effects
Minimal use of video

© Netskills 2013

What is digital storytelling?

Stories for public engagement

https://vimeo.com/45072236
© Netskills 2013

What is digital storytelling?

Stories about public engagement

http://youtu.be/emvVToYIOhQ
© Netskills 2013

Writing stories to engage
By Adam Jones: http://flic.kr/p/6KqjEP

What is digital storytelling?

Why use stories?






Intuitive form of communication
Memorable
Persuasive
Audience as active participant
A window onto bigger things…

© Netskills 2013

Writing for digital storytelling

By Luis Argerich: http://flic.kr/p/6tW3ka

What is the story really about?
By Andrés Nieto Porras: http://flic.kr/p/99rwUV

"Saving the world!"

By NASA Goddard Space Flight Centre: http://flic.kr/p/ceLYvE

Journeys
By Chalky Lives: http://flic.kr/p/5oLpDA

Defeating the dragon

By d FUKA: http://flic.kr/p/aQs2o

Above all, change
By Jay-P: http://flic.kr/p/pFUjp

Tell someone the story
By Ellenvd: http://flic.kr/p/9tJf2v

What actually happened?
By Johnathan Nightingale: http://flic.kr/p/cd3WpL

Who did it happen to?

By Olivier Bacquet: http://flic.kr/p/5L3xpz

Talk about emotions
"Heart of Light" by Emmanuel Huybrechts CC-BY http://www.flickr.com/photos/ensh/3440275790/

Tell small stories to make a big point
By JD Hancock: http://flic.kr/p/6qLxSy

What is digital storytelling?

Where are your stories?






What "journey" are you on?
Is there a "dragon" you're trying to overcome?
A particular moment/event
How does it point to the bigger picture?
Who is the best person to tell the story?

© Netskills 2013

What is digital storytelling?

Different styles of digital
storytelling
 Interactive

– http://highrise.nfb.ca/
– http://storygami.co/ontheline/

 Map-based stories

– http://e.nagasaki.mapping.jp/

 Social media stories
– http://storify.com

 "Distributed" stories

– http://www.madeinmind.co.uk/

© Netskills 2013

What is digital storytelling?

Resources

http://bit.ly/netskills-engage2013
© Netskills 2013

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Instinctively, when people have wanted to communicate complex ideas in a simple way, encourage others to take action or demonstrate the impact of something on the real world, we have turned to stories to help. Away from our institutions we’re telling and absorbing stories all the time. But despite this fact it’s not something we do enough of as part of our practice. Digital storytelling is an idea that has been around for a few years but remains underused in public engagement activities. Unlike full scale video production, digital storytelling refers to a variety of technologies and approaches that allow people without advanced digital media skills to create short pieces of engaging narrative-based video, usually relating a personal experience. Digital storytelling has applications in many areas including working with community groups, showing evidence of impact and encouraging public engagement with research. The session aims to inspire you to investigate how you can use this flexible and accessible approach to dramatically enhance how you communicate with diverse external audiences. We will show some example stories, including one from a practitioner academic who works in the overlapping areas of education, academia and technology. As well as evaluating these stories you will have an opportunity to develop some ideas for how you could use the techniques and find out about some of the important technological aspects of digital storytelling.

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Digital storytelling for public engagement

1. www.netskills.ac.uk Digital storytelling for public engagement Dr Caroline Ingram Chris Thomson

2. What do we mean by digital storytelling? "Are you ready?" by ssh CC-BY http://flic.kr/p/27LUj

3. What is digital storytelling? What do we mean by digital storytelling?  Based on Centre for Digital Storytelling (CDS) method  Personal  Authentic  Controlled by the storyteller © Netskills 2013

4. What is digital storytelling? The format       Short – 2-3 mins Recorded voiceover Still images – enhanced with subtle effects Text Optional music & sound effects Minimal use of video © Netskills 2013

7. Writing stories to engage By Adam Jones: http://flic.kr/p/6KqjEP

8. What is digital storytelling? Why use stories?      Intuitive form of communication Memorable Persuasive Audience as active participant A window onto bigger things… © Netskills 2013

9. Writing for digital storytelling By Luis Argerich: http://flic.kr/p/6tW3ka

10. What is the story really about? By Andrés Nieto Porras: http://flic.kr/p/99rwUV

11. "Saving the world!" By NASA Goddard Space Flight Centre: http://flic.kr/p/ceLYvE

12. Journeys By Chalky Lives: http://flic.kr/p/5oLpDA

13. Defeating the dragon By d FUKA: http://flic.kr/p/aQs2o

14. Above all, change By Jay-P: http://flic.kr/p/pFUjp

15. Tell someone the story By Ellenvd: http://flic.kr/p/9tJf2v

16. What actually happened? By Johnathan Nightingale: http://flic.kr/p/cd3WpL

17. Who did it happen to? By Olivier Bacquet: http://flic.kr/p/5L3xpz

18. Talk about emotions "Heart of Light" by Emmanuel Huybrechts CC-BY http://www.flickr.com/photos/ensh/3440275790/

19. Tell small stories to make a big point By JD Hancock: http://flic.kr/p/6qLxSy

20. What is digital storytelling? Where are your stories?      What "journey" are you on? Is there a "dragon" you're trying to overcome? A particular moment/event How does it point to the bigger picture? Who is the best person to tell the story? © Netskills 2013

21. What is digital storytelling? Different styles of digital storytelling  Interactive – http://highrise.nfb.ca/ – http://storygami.co/ontheline/  Map-based stories – http://e.nagasaki.mapping.jp/  Social media stories – http://storify.com  "Distributed" stories – http://www.madeinmind.co.uk/ © Netskills 2013

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