James Cook University presents

JCU will present Digital Storytelling @ JCU, a Professional Development Workshop on Saturday 4th May, 2019 from 9:00 - 1:00 at James Cook University.

Associate Professor Ryan Cordell (Northeastern University, Boston) will join us via videolink to discuss innovatirve teaching methods that use both new and old media to better engage students with the act of communication as it has developed throughout history. You will then have the opportunity to join teachers and researchers from a variety of humanities disciplines to explore how digital storytelling can be used in the classroom.

Download the flyer for further details.

Venue:	James Cook University
Starting:	9:00 AM
	Saturday 4th May 2019
Ending:	1:00 PM
Phone Enquiries:	0455 464 000
Email Enquiries:	adminofficer@etaq.org.au

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