The PM4D method can be adjustable to the available time and resources, as well as the participants' needs.
In Mola and Liya villages in Wakatobi, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia; since the available time to work with the local students was limited, the workshop was simplified to a Photo-story session. In one afternoon the students learned the basics of handling a compact photo camera and of story-telling. Two groups of about six students in each village wrote their own stories, decided which images best illustrate the steps of the story, went out to photograph, recorded the audio, and directed the editing process. In Mola it was possible to have a screening for the community. This was a very energetic session with the other students and family members. In Liya the conditions were not ideal, and the participants's were left with the files of the photo-stories, so they can ideally organize the screening themselves.
Some photos from Mola's workshop:
Co-learning
Co-creating
Co-working
No comments:
Post a Comment