Very useful. Sound Delivery folks were very helpful and willing to share. I would be very interested to attend future sessions on the how-tos and other practical steps to producing my own digital story.

Thanks for the feedback on the workshop - we at sounddelivery take all comments on board! Unfortunately we were restricted to a small amount of time so weren't able to get around to as much as we would have liked. However, we're glad you seemed to enjoy it and it was a privilege to have you with us!

Did any any photos? We'd like to put a section on it in our newsletter next week and link back to this group. It would be great if you could email them to eric@sounddelivery.org.uk

Thanks!

Interesting, after the event I described the event to the KIDMM discussion community, which provoked a good discussion. But it seemed clear that the phrase "digital storytelling" does not generally evoke the special meaning ascribed to it by SoundDelivery (audio with still images made into a video). I have found that (a) it gets interpreted as all means of telling one's story online, including text and (b) it's seen as individuals contributing personal stories, not marketing messages.

Great comment, Conrad - I think that "digital storytelling" falls to the same fate as "community" and "engagement" and so many other words. Whenever we talk about them, the first thing we need to do is created a shared definition. And, every time we talk about them, it may be different given who we are talking with. I'm glad there was an understanding at the event given the presentation, but all in all what "digital storytelling" means can change based on the context.

Amy - I've lost the link you sent to the resources used for the Digital Storytelling meetup. Can you resend or post here?

Thanks

Steve Dale