| Workshop Details | |
|---|---|
| Level | Intermediate/Advanced |
| Prerequisite | Digital Storytelling Workshop or equivalent |
| Length | 2 hours weekly, for 10 weeks |
| Time | Start times vary, see "upcoming dates" below |
| Location | Online |
| Capacity | 20 |
| Instructors | Joe Lambert, TBA |
| Required Textbook | Digital Storytelling: Story Work for Urgent Times, Lambert-Hessler, 2020 |
| Tuition | $1000 |
In our evolving effort to bring our workshops online, StoryCenter is now offering a 10-week course on the digital storytelling facilitation process.
In a series of engaging, two-hour online sessions, we will review and apply StoryCenter’s core principles, curricula, and teaching approaches. Using Digital Storytelling: Story Work for Urgent Times as our textbook, the course will cover material traditionally addressed in our advanced face-to-face workshops, including the Facilitator Intensive, Master Class, Story Facilitation, and Stories Seen Workshops.
This workshop requires attendance at ten online sessions on Thursdays, from October 9th through December 18th 2025. Each session is two hours and begins at 11am Pacific Time/ 2pm Eastern Time.
There will be no session on Thursday November 27, 2025.
Registration closes when the workshop is at capacity. Scroll down for all scheduling options in 2025.
THIS WORKSHOP INCLUDES
History and Overview: What Makes a Digital Story; the Seven Steps
Digital Storytelling Skill Assessment and Goals
Exploring the Digital Story as a Narrative Art Form
Story Circle Unpacked Practicum
Prompts and Processes: Bringing Participants and Story Work Methods, into Your Learning Environment
Interviewing and Interview Techniques
Coaching and Recording Voiceovers
Seeing Your Story: Image-Based Approaches to Digital Storytelling
Designing in Digital: Assembling and Refinement in the Digital Story Form
Theory and Practice in Video Editing and Sound Design
Sharing Your Story: Distribution, Ethics, and the Politics of Engagement
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This course is aimed at professionals seeking to make digital storytelling and story work a focus of their educational, organizing, and advocacy efforts. The series of sessions will help participants prepare you for implementing their own workshops and digital storytelling projects.
SPECIAL NOTES
The course does not provide CEUs or formal credentialing. Upon completion, you will receive a certificate of participation and join a growing international community of digital storytelling practitioners.
