Digital storytelling online: A case report exploring virtual design, implementation opportunities and challenges
Digital storytelling uses pictures, video clips and audio to create a short, first-person video, to share a person’s story. Before the pandemic, digital storytelling workshops were often held in-person over multiple days to help members of the community create their own digital stories. However, throughout COVID-19, many digital storytelling workshops were held online instead. This paper outlines our lessons learned when hosting an online digital storytelling workshop series to capture women’s experiences with breast cancer in our local community. We hope our lessons learned are helpful for other teams who are considering using online digital storytelling workshops for their own research projects.
Reference
Mansfield, E., Jalal, N., Sanderson, R., Shetty, G., Hylton, A., D’Silva, C. (2024).Digital storytelling online: a case report exploring virtual design, implementation opportunities and challenges. Research Involvement & Engagement 10, 37 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1186/s40900-024-00570-6
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