Re•Vision Story-MakingSound Images Textual Guides Stock Image and Video Collections Copyright Captioning Meetings Install Zoom Access How to Zoom This section explains how to use some of the basic tools and buttons in a Zoom video call on computers, phones and tablets. There are multiple ways to activate the buttons and functions in Zoom, so play […]
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Gathering Stories What stories have been told about you? About your communities? Who is allowed to tell stories? What stories do you wish were told about you? Who do you wish could hear those stories? Envisioning Stories Who makes the images you see everyday? How do others see you? Where do you see yourself represented? […]
WeVideo Setup Recording in Zoom Creating Storytelling Images and Video Working with Stock Visuals Captioning in WeVideo Recording Your Voiceover Adding Music and Sound Effects Working with Archives Editing in WeVideo Exporting in WeVideo
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What are some other ways that stories can travel? Where could your story travel? Who needs to see or hear your story? What is the connection between storytelling and social justice? What impact can stories have that other academic outputs may not be able to achieve? What are some thoughts about vulnerability and feedback when […]
Photo: Michelle Peek | Art: Laura ShintaniStories travel in many, often complex, ways. The ways stories move us at screenings, for example, can be hard to describe or quantify. Stories also move us as we make them and move us when we share them with friends, family, or others. More concretely, storytellers often decide to […]
At the end of the story-making process, storytellers from a given workshop usually come together to screen the completed stories either online or in person. When screening the stories virtually, we recommend that the stories are downloaded and shown via screen sharing. In person, it is optimal to view the stories projected onto a screen […]
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