Spots available for April 2011 Storychasers Workshops

By Wesley Fryer On March 30, 2011 · · Add Comment

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Spots are still available for teachers, librarians, and other educators to register for Storychaser workshops in April 2011. These opportunities include:

A “Celebrate Oklahoma Voices” digital storytelling and oral history workshop April 7-8 in Midwest City, Oklahoma, to be held in MidDel Public Schools
A “Celebrate Texas Voices” digital storytelling and oral history workshop April 18-19 in Lubbock, Texas, to be held at ESC Region 17
A “Celebrate Kansas Voices” digital storytelling and oral history workshop April 21-22 in Manhattan, Kansas, to be held at Kansas State University

In this two day workshop, participants learn how to use free software (Audacity and PhotoStory3 or iMovie) along with a “digital backpack” of equipment to create short, 3-5 minute videos shared online in our moderated learning community. Participants can either pay $500 to keep equipment or $250 to borrow equipment for the duration of the workshop. People interested in registering should complete our online form available on:
http://storychasers.org/contact-us/sc-workshop-registration-inquiry/

More information about the workshop and Storychasers is available on our FAQ page:
http://storychasers.org/faq/

If you are interested in “volunteering your site” to host a summer 2011 Storychasers workshop in Oklahoma, Kansas or Texas, please contact Storychasers soon!

(Cross-posted from the Storychasers blog)

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