This document discusses using transmedia storytelling in learning by crafting a single story across multiple mediums such as cave walls, internet, and television shows like Dr. Who. It cites T.S. Eliot's view that working within a strict framework causes the imagination to be taxed to its utmost, producing the richest ideas. The document also introduces an orphan character Nicholas De Montague who feels at home in museums and collecting artifacts, and addresses the reader as storytellers and problem-solvers, encouraging them to not be afraid making suggestions for the story.
7. T.S. Eliot
Framework
“When forced to work within a strict
framework the imagination is taxed to its
utmost – and will produce its richest
ideas. Given total freedom the work is
likely to sprawl.”!
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9. The Society of Transcendental Curators
❖ Once upon a time there was an
orphan named Nicholas De
Montague who only felt at
home in museums and among
collections of interesting
artifacts.
10. ❖ You are storytellers and problem-solvers.!
❖ The first, second, or third suggestion may not be used.
Don't be afraid to make the first suggestion.!
❖ Listen and watch what others are creating.
