6-0210 DIGITAL STORYTELLING AS A TOOL FOR BUILDING IDENTITY AND FORGING NEW PATHS IN ANTHROPOLOGICAL RESEARCH

Sunday, November 20, 2011: 08:00-11:45

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

This session would be of particular interest to:
Students, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers: Jason E Miller (University of South Florida) and Mariela Nunez-Janes (University of North Texas)

Chairs: Jason E Miller (University of South Florida) and Mariela Nunez-Janes (University of North Texas)

08:00

Tell a Story After the Beep: The Use of Voicemail In Digital Storytelling Projects

Todd Wemmer (Endicott College)

08:15

Digital Storytelling: A Feminist Approach

Lara J Worcester (American University in Cairo)

08:30

Digital Storytelling In Higher Education: A Case Study In a Gender and Sexuality Course

Milton R Machuca (Pitzer College)

08:45

Teaching Digital Storytelling In the Classroom and the Community

Nina Shapiro-Perl (American University)

09:00

Homer Transformed: Digital Storytelling and Youth As Orators

Kirsten N White (Western Washington University)

09:15

Social Documentary, Engaged Listening and Embodied Objects: Digital Storytelling with Migrants In Ireland

Darcy Alexandra (Centre for Transcultural Research and Media Practice, Dublin Institute of Technology)

09:30

Discussion

09:45

Break

10:00

The “Rough Writerz”: Exploring, Constructing and Recreating Identities Through Digital Storytelling

Theresa A McGinnis (Hofstra University) and Andrea Garcia (Hofstra University )

10:15

Connecting Identities Across Contexts: Teachers Creating Digital Stories with Latino Students In the Borderlands

Alisa Leckie (University of Arizona) and Lisa H Schwartz (University of Arizona)

10:30

Digital Storytelling As An Urgent Educational Intervention

Mariela Nunez-Janes (University of North Texas) and David O Franco (University of North Texas)

10:45

This Is What I Want for My Children: Digital Storytelling with Immigrant Parents

Jason E Miller (University of South Florida)

11:00

Taking Control of the Narrative: Democratizing American Indian Representation and Education Through Digital Storytelling

Deana D Dartt-Newton (University of Washington)

11:15

Iiná Baa Hane’—Native People Creating and Sharing Digital Stories about Sovereignty and Resilience

Brenda Kay Manuelito (nDigiDreams, LLC and Antioch University) and Carmella Rodriguez (nDigiDreams, LLC and Antioch University)

11:30

Discussion

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