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Why a Digital Storytelling Contest for African Youth - Contest Overview
- 1. Why a digital storytelling contest for Africa’s youth? A Global Learning Framework™ Program By Richard C. Close Servant – CEO The Chrysalis Campaign, Inc. http://globallearningframework.ning.com “I am Africa, This is my story…” Global Learning Framework©, Micro Learning Paths© are a Copyright 2011 Richard C. CloseAfrica Photography the copyright of Richard C. Close
- 2. Sponsors
- 3. Why a Global Learning Framework©? Lack of knowledge of farming = death Knowledge of farming = prosperity http://earth.jsc.nasa.gov
- 4. Old World Colonial “One-to-Many” Media Industrial Authoritarian Training One Way Trickle Down Knowledge Model MEDIA MEDIA MEDIA MEDIA MEDIA MEDIA
- 5. Web Democracy “Many-to-One” Media Content PersonalLearningNetwork Two- Way Model Community
- 6. GLF Principle: “Out-There Content” I’m Here Even Way Out Here Here Here Here Here Here Here Here Here Here Here Here Here Here Here Here Here Here Here Here Here Here NoOver Here Here Back Here
- 7. How we learn: Knowledge is tribal We are pack animals With technology
- 9. Help
- 10. Encourage
- 11. Coach
- 12. Collaborate
- 15. Manage life
- 17. Hope of a better future
- 20. It’s all about me
- 21. Rejection
- 22. No one cares
- 23. I don’t need anyone
- 24. Depression
- 25. Risk avoidance
- 26. One day at a time
- 28. What future?
- 29. Just hanging out in media
- 31. To cheat
- 32. To destroy
- 34. Use magic
- 35. And die
- 37. Youth’s has a secret weapon… One Voice…. A Global Network of Tribal Youth You don’t understand… I am the Web.This (window to Global Knowledge) lives inside of me.
- 38. “Knowledge is useful only when it’s embraced by the community” - RC Knowledge + Community Reality
- 40. What was the situation
- 41. Were I came from
- 42. How I changed my life
- 43. Who helped me and their resources
- 44. What was the result
- 46. Real
- 47. Accessible
- 48. Honoring
- 49. Encouraging
- 50. Educational
- 51. Against all odds
- 53. The “CyberGuides” Elders Associations Libraries Missions Schools Cyber Cafes Telecentres Govt. Agencies
- 54. Team Effort StoryTeller + CyberGuide =
- 55. What the “Storyteller” gets out of the story: Youth will receive: A chance to speak out Recognition -Awards Encourage fellow youth Join a community of success Internet training A chance to give back See other ways to succeed Funding
- 56. What the “CyberGuide”gets out of the stories Organizations receive: Branding Web presence Recognition YouTube for: Web Site Fundraising Volunteers Honor students Training Searches Optimization Networking
- 57. Outcomes African youth pride Personal satisfaction Redefine African youth image Increased funding African youth cyber community Encouragement from local community
- 58. Go to: www.I-am-the-story.org Join our cyber tribe Get trained Upload Collaborate Make a statement
- 60. The Global Learning Framework© Personal and global knowledge is inseparable By Richard C. Close The Chrysalis Campaign, Inc.New Milford, CT 06776 rclose@this-is-my-story.org Twitter: this-is-my-story http://this-is-my-story.ning.com Micro Learning Paths, Global Learning Framework, Global Learning Process are Copyright 2011 Richard C. Close Web Education System, My Web Library are Trademark s of Bascom, Inc. www.bascom.com Space Images Copyright NASA. Africa and Brooklyn, NY photography copyright 2007-9 Richard C. Close
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- Watching lots of violence leads to desensitization and lack of empathy.American Psychiatric Association79% of Americans believe that TV violence leads to real life mayhem.A.C.Neilsen Co.Children who watch a lot of violence on TV are more aggressive in school, as adults in the workplace and in theirrelationship with their wife and children.Stossel, 1997The average American child will have seen more than 8,000 murders and 100,000 other violent acts by the time he/she finishes elementary school.Stossel, 1997The media no longer just shapes our culture; it is our culture.Centre for Media Lit."Children used to grow up in a home where parents told most of the stories. Today television tells most of the stories to most of the people most of the time."George Gerbner