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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 [email protected]

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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

[email protected]

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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

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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

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The Power of Stories Reframing Experiences

Bringing Meaning to Experiences

Embracing emotional and cognitive perspectives

Shared Learning

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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

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Added Value of Digital Stories

Vivid Making use of new technologies Transportable Students enjoy making them ?Potential to be mediating artefacts (Eraut

2009)

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How Digital Stories have already been used

Community Projects ( BBC Capture Wales)

In NHS-Patients Voices (Hardy 2005)

In HE –Pathfinder Project ( Gravestock 2008)

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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

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EvaluationCriteria Used: Planning Story Use of Appropriate Media Performance and presentation Structure Creativity Emotional Content Citations/permissions Academic Understanding

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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”

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Use of Stories in Future

Learning of Students Development of mentors and University

teachers In further curriculum development work (e.g.

e portfolio)

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Do these Stories Capture Learning?

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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

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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