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What
is Digital Storytelling?
The ancient art of storytelling has recently gained new life through an unlikely partner: technology. Digital storytelling harnesses the power of digital tools to allow people to tell and archive important stories in exciting new ways.
Digital
storytelling uses the available tools of the computer and
Internet, and morphs it with words and narration, with the
final outcome being an interesting multi-media mix of images
and voice. We have used digital stories to enhance the quality
of our supervisory learning circles. We have incorporated
the voices of young people, child welfare workers and supervisors
to highlight critical practice issues. The stories are told
from personal points of view and reflect issues of permanency
and preparation for adulthood services, supports and opportunities.
We have made twenty digital stories with our project partners
in New York City and Oregon.
Here are
some of the New York Stories. If you are interested in obtaining
DVD’s of all the stories, please contact Joan Morse
at 212-452-7480 or jmorse@hunter.cuny.edu
| Aurora
Anderson, New York |
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| Sasha
Charles, New York |
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| Patty
Cooper, Oregon |
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| Felicia
Devine, New York |
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| Leslie
Fuller, New York |
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| Erin
Gladstone, Oregon |
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| Joshua
Griggs, Oregon |
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| Jessica
Kartzmark, Oregon |
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| Erin
Padula, New York |
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| Matthew
Rodriquez,
New York |
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