Videos

The following movie clips were produced in three day workshops by participants with little to moderate computer experience. They demonstrate the power of the workshops and of this exciting new media. If you would like to attend one of our workshops please click on our workshop link. 

Community Project, Taos, NM 2003: In Taos, New Mexico we held a Digital Storytelling workshop that focused on people whose life or work preserve cultural traditions in New Mexico. Five stories were produced by local participants including Lawrence Gallegos, a rancher and Henrietta Gomez, Tiwa Language culture educator. The results were extraordinary as each individual learned how to use this powerful tool to tell his or her unique story.(QuickTime)

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Demo Stories: "Chenoa" by Stewart Warren (Digital Storytelling Teacher) is a featured demonstration at our workshops.(QuickTime)

Another digital story shown at SubeConnects workshops is "Joleen" by Stewart Warren and Kristen Barney.(QuickTime)

The SubeConnects Story: This movie tells the story of how the idea came about for SubeConnects, the Internet cultural exchange program. (QuickTime)

Trujillo, Spain Project I, 2003: This was our first workshop as part of a new partnership between the National Hispanic Cultural Center and the Museo de La Coria located in Trujillo, in the region of Extramadura. Many of the Hispanic families that settled New Mexico during the conquest came from the region of Extramadura. With the goal of reestablishing ties, the two cultural centers aim to promote cultural and educational exchange by creating connections between their communities. In this workshop teachers from the Catholic school, Sagrado Corazon learned how to create Digital Stories to teach to their students. The next year they created a Digital Storytelling elective and the students learned the process. These were some of the wonderful stories produced at this workshop.(Spanish)

"Volver" - 1.7 MB

South Valley Academy: We worked with this dynamic group of teachers from South Valley Academy in Albuqueruque, New Mexico. They created these powerful stories and went on to create a Digital Storytelling elective at their school. They tied it into an exciting project that had students interviewing remaining Navajo code talkers.We look forward to posting some of these stories to the website soon! (English) (Windows Media Video)

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Native American Series: This was the first of a series of Digital Storytelling workshops that will be made available to the Native American communities. In this workshop, the participants included Cochiti language teachers, an AIGC Scholars team and a BLM park and recreation team.(English and Caress) (Windows Media Video)

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