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Last week Wesley Fryer and his team from StoryChasers conducted a Celebrate Oklahoma Voices workshop in Midwest City, OK.  This morning, Wesley has a wonderful post on his blog and since Wesley and his team at StoryChasers are helping us start up a Celebrate Kansas Voices project (see details about the workshop), this was just perfect to share.  If you are trying to decide about attending the Celebrate Kansas Voices, watch this video and visit the Celebrate Oklahoma site and view more.

Celebrate Oklahoma Voices Wiki: http://wiki.celebrateoklahoma.us/

Celebrate Oklahoma Voices Projects: http://celebrateoklahoma.us/

I am quite sure you will be very impressed.  Although, I would not delay in registering for the CKV workshop in August, We are limited to 25 participants, so reserve your spot now.

Original post at Moving at the Speed of Creativity by Wesley Fryer
http://www.speedofcreativity.org/2010/05/29/4372/

The Importance of Telling the Stories of Your Photos

How many shoeboxes or albums of photographs have you seen which contain stories no one documented? In her five minute video, “What’s Your Story? The Importance of Telling the Stories of Your Photos,” MidDel Public Schools, Oklahoma educator Margaret Nan Harkey makes a compelling case for why we ALL need to help document the stories of our photos.


Find more videos like this on Celebrate Oklahoma Voices!

This video would be an excellent curricular resource for anyone engaging in a digital storytelling project. The digital tools now at our fingertips which can enable us to archive the events, stories, and people of our lives have phenomenal power. Margaret did a great job in this video making the case for WHY we need to take our responsibilities seriously as documentarians for our families and communities.

This video and others from our Celebrate Oklahoma Voices workshop in MidDel Public Schools last week are now featured in the COV Learning Community. Celebrate Oklahoma Voices is a statewide oral history project presented by the nonprofit Storychasers.

For more information about the

Celebrate Kansas Voices Digital Story Telling Project:

Celebrate Kansas Voices StoryChasers: http://storychasers.org/ckv/

Celebrate Kansas Voices Community: http://celebratekansas.ning.com/

Celebrate Kansas Voices Registration: http://spreadsheets3.google.com/viewform?hl=en&formkey=dGVpWkZCbkMxbXZEYmRPZTY4Wl9aaGc6MA

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  1. Celebrate Kansas Voices Digital Storytelling Project
  2. Announcing Celebrate Kansas Voices
  3. Life ‘Round Here Digital Story Telling Project
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  5. If you don’t get Creative Educator magazine, you should!

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