[ecrea] Digital storytelling issue of 3CMedia available online now

> 3Cmedia: Journal of Community, Citizen?s and Third Sector Media
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> Making Links through Digital Storytelling
> Issue 5 (October) 2009
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> ONLINE NOW!
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> <http://www.cbonline.org.au/3cmedia/>http://www.cbonline.org.au/3cmedia/
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> This issue of the Journal of Community, 
> Citizen?s and Third Sector Media and 
> Communication (3CMedia) provides important 
> insights into how a particular form of 
> community-based digital media practice is being 
> used in a variety of contexts to facilitate 
> social participation through storytelling and 
> creative expression. Papers are based on 
> selected presentations given at the 5th annual 
> Making Links conference, held at The University 
> of Melbourne from 11th to 13th November, 2008.
>
> Aneta Podkalicka and Jonathan Staley report on 
> the development, operation and management of a 
> youth media program, YouthWorx Media and how 
> digital storytelling is being used in 
> conjunction with community radio to engage disadvantaged young people.
>
> Peta-Marie Standley and her colleagues introduce 
> The Traditional Knowledge Revival Pathways 
> (TKRP), an Indigenous-owned community, training 
> and environmental consultancy, that uses new 
> media tools including digital storytelling 
> techniques to reconnect people to place and to 
> demonstrate the value of the ancient Indigenous 
> knowledge system in providing solutions to issues of contemporary concern.
> Natalie Davey and Samia Goudie report on the 
> Hope Vale ? Pelican project. This partnership 
> between the Elders of Hope Vale, and Pelican 
> Expeditions, a marine research and education 
> service provider aims to promote social and 
> emotional wellbeing and caring for country. In 
> 2007 and 2008 a digital storytelling media camp 
> was embedded into the project and extraordinary stories were produced.
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> Throughout 2009 the State Library of Queensland 
> (SLQ) collaborated with individuals and 
> Indigenous communities across Queensland in an 
> initiative that used digital storytelling to 
> capture responses to the Apology made by Prime 
> Minister Kevin Rudd. Jean Burgess and Helen 
> Klaebe report on the collaborative process used 
> to capture responses from Brisbane-based individuals.
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> The Australian Centre for the Moving Image is 
> one of the few cultural institutions of its kind 
> worldwide. Helen Simondson charts the 
> development of the Digital Storytelling program at ACMI.
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> About 3CMedia and the Making Links issue
> 3CMedia is a scholarly e-journal which aims to 
> provide a forum for promoting, reporting and 
> debating research in community-based, citizen's 
> and 'third sector' media and culture. 3CMedia is 
> published by the Community Broadcasting 
> Association of Australia and access to the 
> journal is free of charge. Contributions 
> covering a wide range of disciplinary and 
> interdisciplinary approaches, research methods 
> and topics are welcome. All papers published in 
> 3CMedia are subject to a process of blind peer 
> review and many are based upon papers presented 
> in the academic stream of the Community 
> Broadcasting Association's Annual Conference or 
> the annual Making Links conference. Making Links 
> (see also www.makinglinks.org.au) is a 
> conference that seeks to engage interested 
> people, organisations and groups working at the 
> intersection of social action and information 
> technology, including community workers, 
> educators, trainers, non-profit organisations, 
> people who work with marginalised groups, 
> activists and researchers. One of the program 
> streams in the 2008 conference was dedicated to digital storytelling.
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> For more information about 3CMedia, and to see 
> current and previous issues, visit the journal 
> website: 
> <http://www.cbonline.org.au/3cmedia/>http://www.cbonline.org.au/3cmedia/

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