- Title Pages
- Contents
- Foreword
- Introduction
-
1 Advancing Urbanization -
2 Sustainable Cities -
3 Four Asian Tigers -
4 Cities as Opportunities -
5 Critical Environmental Education -
6 Environmental Justice -
7 Sense of Place -
8 Climate Change Education -
9 Community Assets -
10 Trust and Collaborative Governance -
11 Environmental Governance -
12 Nonformal Educational Settings -
13 Community Environmental Education -
14 School Partnerships -
15 Sustainable Campuses -
16 Early Childhood -
17 Positive Youth Development -
18 Adult Education -
19 Intergenerational Education -
20 Inclusive Education -
21 Educator Professional Development -
22 Cities as Classrooms -
23 Environmental Arts -
24 Adventure Education -
25 Urban Agriculture -
26 Ecological Restoration -
27 Green Infrastructure -
28 Urban Digital Storytelling -
29 Participatory Urban Planning -
30 Educational Trends - Afterword
- Contributors
- Index
Urban Digital Storytelling
Urban Digital Storytelling
- Chapter:
- (p.271) 28 Urban Digital Storytelling
- Source:
- Urban Environmental Education Review
- Author(s):
Maria Daskolia
Giuliana Dettori
Raul P. Lejano
, Alex Russ, Marianne E. Krasny- Publisher:
- Cornell University Press
This chapter considers how the potential of digital storytelling can be harnessed as a tool for teaching and learning about the environment and sustainability in formal and nonformal urban education contexts. It first examines the learning opportunities provided by digital storytelling for urban environmental education before discussing these opportunities using three examples of storytelling-based learning activities that were implemented in different contexts, with different means, and for different audiences to address aspects of urban life. The first initiative involves children and youth as tourist guides in Helsinki; the second is digital storytelling by refugees and immigrants in Western Sydney; and the third is collaborative creativity in storytelling about urban sustainability among Greek university students. These cases show that digital storytelling can be employed with ease as a pedagogical approach, involving people with no particular technical skills, and without expensive equipment.
Keywords: digital storytelling, urban environmental education, urban life, children, youth, refugees, immigrants, urban sustainability
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- Title Pages
- Contents
- Foreword
- Introduction
-
1 Advancing Urbanization -
2 Sustainable Cities -
3 Four Asian Tigers -
4 Cities as Opportunities -
5 Critical Environmental Education -
6 Environmental Justice -
7 Sense of Place -
8 Climate Change Education -
9 Community Assets -
10 Trust and Collaborative Governance -
11 Environmental Governance -
12 Nonformal Educational Settings -
13 Community Environmental Education -
14 School Partnerships -
15 Sustainable Campuses -
16 Early Childhood -
17 Positive Youth Development -
18 Adult Education -
19 Intergenerational Education -
20 Inclusive Education -
21 Educator Professional Development -
22 Cities as Classrooms -
23 Environmental Arts -
24 Adventure Education -
25 Urban Agriculture -
26 Ecological Restoration -
27 Green Infrastructure -
28 Urban Digital Storytelling -
29 Participatory Urban Planning -
30 Educational Trends - Afterword
- Contributors
- Index