STORYTELLING IN HIGHER EDUCATION

Bring StoryCenter to Your Campus!

Did you know that StoryCenter provides onsite workshops, curriculum development, consulting, and project management services for Colleges and Universities? We have visited hundreds of campuses around the United States to build capacity for digital storytelling and story facilitation across academic disciplines. Our services include: 

Our Classic Three Day Intensive Workshop

StoryCenter can bring our three day Digital Storytelling Workshop for up to 10 people to your campus at any time of the year. Participants will be immersed in story and receive hands-on video editing training to complete a two to four minute digital story. Whether faculty, support staff, students, or community members, this workshop is a great way for educators to understand our methods and approach, and to be inspired to pursue a project or program within their department or campus wide.  

Custom Designed Face-to-Face and Online Workshops

In addition to the classic Digital Storytelling Workshop, StoryCenter offers workshop and engagement approaches to meet your specific needs. We can bring our staff to your campus for single day, multiple day, or full week engagements, or design a webinar-based implementation over any timeline. These custom designed services will address your specific goals in curriculum design, marketing and development, program implementation, and technology literacy.  

Pre-Designed Packages for Departments, Schools, and Entire Campuses

StoryCenter has developed comprehensive packages for supporting colleges and universities on the implementation of story facilitation and digital storytelling efforts in the social sciences, humanities, Schools of Education, Public Health, and Medicine, and science and technology education. We offer one, two, and three year capacity development programs to assist faculty, staff, and students in high-level integration of digital storytelling methods across their areas of academic work. 

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