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The Value of Digital Story Telling in Learning to be a Professional
Jane Leng
Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences
SCEPTrE Fellow
SCEPTrE Fellowship What do students mean when they say
that they have not learned anything from a practice experience?
Learning as a by-product of work processes ( Eraut 2007)
Tacit Knowledge
Aspects of Tacit Knowledge
Relationship building Differentiating between one situation and
another and adjusting approach accordingly Observation The seemingly simplest “tasks” are often
underpinned by complex decision making
The Power of Stories Reframing Experiences
Bringing Meaning to Experiences
Embracing emotional and cognitive perspectives
Shared Learning
What is a Digital Story?
A “mini movie” created by a desk top computer enabled by audio visual editing software used to synchronise recorded spoken narratives (and sometimes music) with visual images
Added Value of Digital Stories
Vivid Making use of new technologies Transportable Students enjoy making them ?Potential to be mediating artefacts (Eraut
2009)
How Digital Stories have already been used
Community Projects ( BBC Capture Wales)
In NHS-Patients Voices (Hardy 2005)
In HE –Pathfinder Project ( Gravestock 2008)
What was Expected of Students
A 2-3 minute digital story been you describe an episode from practice that has been significant in your professional development
No longer that 300 words Use 8-12 images
EvaluationCriteria Used: Planning Story Use of Appropriate Media Performance and presentation Structure Creativity Emotional Content Citations/permissions Academic Understanding
Evaluation of Audience “Inspiring” “Moving” “I keep thinking about the stories” “Can we see them again?” “Show there are lots of ways to assess other
than by written assessments”
Use of Stories in Future
Learning of Students Development of mentors and University
teachers In further curriculum development work (e.g.
e portfolio)
Do these Stories Capture Learning?
References BBC Wales (2009) Capture Wales
Http://bbcwales.co.uk/capturewales
Eraut M, Maillardet F, Miller C,,Steadman S, Ali A, Blackman C, Furner J (2005) What is learned in the workplace and how? EARLI biannual conference, Nicosia
Eraut M (2007) Learning from other people in the workplace. Oxford Review of Education 33(40):403-422
Eraut M (2009) Understanding complex performance through learning trajectories and mediating artefacts ECER conference, Vienna 2009
Gravestock, P. (2008) Enhancing students’ learning experiences through the use of Digital Storytelling. Unpublished report for Pathfinder Project (University of Gloucestershire). (http://www.glos.ac.uk/tli/lets/projects/pathfinder/).
Hardy P (2005) Patients’ Voices: An investigation into improving the quality of health care using digital patient stories M,Sc. Dissertation University of Ulster