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Watch our how-to educasts to learn to use new media tools in place-based digital storytelling |
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Materials and Collateral for Ken Burns' Upcoming PBS series |
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Youth stories, youth perspectives, youth voices. It's all here. |
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We proudly offer these stories of the Black Experience, in honor of Black History Month. |
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Finally a voice of our own. KQED proudly presents these digital stories, created by the women who tell them. |
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Examples from the 5th World Summit, March 2007, hosted by the Afrika Cultural Center, Joburg, South Africa. |
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These are the digital stories read by the winning authors from the young writers and illustrators contest. |
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The History of Now: Historical Biography and Digital Storytelling by the amazing students of EBCC School.
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Part of a digital storytelling, gps-enabled project with Oakland High School students |
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These stories give us insight into what it means to have family and to be part of a community. It's all we have and all we are. |
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Stories From Eyes on the Prize
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| When Eyes on the Prize premiered in 1987, The Los Angeles Times called it "an exhaustive documentary that shouldn't be missed." With its re-release, KQED's DSI implemented a locative media project with Oakland High School. Starting with a discussion on community and social justice, students went into their neighborhood to document local social justice issues. Locating their stories with long/lat coordinates, they then came back into the classroom created a short digital story, used Google Earth to tag content to a mapped location, then using gps-enabled handhelds, the students geo-tagged content such that it could be experienced in the actual location using a handheld. |
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"Tree is beautiful."
Created by Annie Phung
Oakland High School
KQED Eyes on the Prize Locative Media/Social Project
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"My grandparents lived here, my parents walked these streets..."
Created by Melissa Yo
Oakland High School
KQED Eyes on the Prize Locative Media/Social Project
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"Busy days and beautiful nights, even in a place that's scary."
Created by Beatrice
Oakland High School
KQED Eyes on the Prize Locative Media/Social Project
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