transforming storytelling:lessons in transmedia facilitation from bangalore - Presentation Transcript
transforming storytelling: lessons in transmedia facilitation from bangalore facilitation_methods “the other” curricula participatory_media youth_development new_media_skills civil_engagement marginalized_populations danielle martin center for future civic media 12/10/08
abstract
main ideas:
intersection of new media creation tools and a breed of facilitators who understand their unique organizing capacity.
case study involved ethnographic action research in Bangalore, India (during the summer of 2008), with “ unserved ” 11-17 year old youth participants in the Drishya (DWARKA) alternative education program.
4 week daily program combined traditional storytelling, song, and handmade puppets with participatory media creation, then documentation, collaboration, and reflection using mobile phones and a closed social networking website on Ning.
analytical framework = program logic model
three practical facilitation methods
next steps to transform voice, theory and practice.
abstract | definitions | framework | drishya | next
context: city of bengalaru abstract | back | definitions | framework | drishya | next Census of India, U.S. Census Bureau, India Telegraph
the youth program abstract | back | definitions | framework | drishya | next
new media + “outsider” = opportunity
the role of the outside facilitator :
Freire » teacher and learner in mutually transformative process » working with , not for people
translator, mediator, ambassador
what is knowledge? Sillitoe’s knowledge continuum (2002) :
OUTSIDERS OUTSIDER-INSIDER INSIDERS social scientists ethnographers natural scientists school educated local people problems : INTERDISCIPLINARY INTERCULTURAL INTERCOMMUNITY abstract | back | definitions | framework | drishya | next
def: participatory media
four fundamental characteristics of information produsage :
community based and user-led content production
fluid roles and collaborative engagement
palimpsestic, iterative and evolutionary development with unfinished artifacts
heterarchical, permeable community structures
axel bruns 2006
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def: participatory development communication where can new media tools and methods be adapted to empower participatory development communication processes ? gary bessette 2006 abstract | back | definitions | framework | drishya | next
program logic model kellog foundation 2004 abstract | back | definitions | framework | drishya | next outcomes assumptions activities outputs inputs impacts participatory development processes produsage philosophy
activities & tools
case study: drishya camp abstract | back | definitions | framework | drishya | next Camp Start Roles & Plan Observe Parent Show Observe Reg. Programs Scratch Facilitator Training Internet Skills & Ning Photo Story Combine w/ Puppets Audio Story Post Camp Group Reflect MIT Show Camp Show drishya, bangalore
activity: process, not product explaining concept of messaging online abstract | back | definitions | framework | drishya | next
activity: iterative curricular design ning social networking site documents process abstract | back | definitions | framework | drishya | next
activity: horizontal teaching local staff led & peer mentoring abstract | back | definitions | framework | analysis | evidence | conclusions | next
tools
mix of old and new:
traditional oral storytelling & puppetry form
social network website (Ning)
Nokia cell phones
Scratch software
Bahara translation software
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outcomes abstract | back | definitions | framework | drishya | next
conclusions: what’s next?
transform voice
1st vs. 3rd worlds mindset
lessons for indigenous traditions
local oral tradition in new media lexicons
transform theory
temper idealism with reality
transform practice
levels of “genuine participation”
local sustainability through new tactics and youth facilitation
roger hart 1997 abstract | back | definitions | framework | drishya | next
main ideas: -intersection of new media creation too more
main ideas: -intersection of new media creation tools and a breed of facilitators who understand their unique organizing capacity. -case study involved ethnographic action research in Bangalore, India (during the summer of 2008), with “unserved” 11-17 year old youth participants in the Drishya (DWARKA) alternative education program. -4 week daily program combined traditional storytelling, song, and handmade puppets with participatory media creation, then documentation, collaboration, and reflection using mobile phones and a closed social networking website on Ning. -analytical framework = program logic model three practical facilitation methods -next steps to transform voice, theory and practice. less
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