61. Storytelling In Australia, With Daryll Bellingham, Storyteller. storytelling in Australia with Daryll Bellingham includes information about Australian storytelling, including performances, workshops, projects, how to tell http://members.optusnet.com.au/~dbelling/

stories in education sharing the stories art of storytelling community ... new storytelling notes Storytelling in Australia Australian cultural websites Search courtesy of the Culture and Recreation Portal Daryll Bellingham, Storyteller P.O. Box 5300, West End, Q4101, Brisbane, Australia Tel. 61 (0)7 3846 3135 Mob. 0417 478408 Email. mail@storytell.com.au Last update: 11th February, 2004. URL of this page: www.storytell.com.au

62. Voice-Overs, Acting And Storytelling By Marian Licha Bilingual (Spanish and English) voice talent and oncamera actor. Site contains audio demos as well as television clips. http://voice-overs.home.att.net

Acting Storytelling Voice-Overs M@rian Voice-prompts Produced by Medi@beats © 2002by G Media

63. Queensland Storytelling Calendar of the Queensland storytelling group. http://www.home.aone.net.au/stories/stcalqld.htm

Queensland Calendar 2003 Aust. Capital Territory New South Wales Queensland Tropical North Queensland ... Western Australia STORYTELLING CAFES third Friday of each month, except April * 7.30 - 9.30 pm, Kurilpa Senior Citizens Hall Boundary St, West End. (next to the West End Public Library) Admission including Refreshments: $5 (members, pensioners, students); $7 (public) Phone Enquiries: West End Storytelling Group 2nd+4th Tuesday each month - 7:30pm West End Community House, 4 Norfolk Rd, West End, Brisbane Queensland Storytelling Guild PO Box 5895, West End, Qld 4101 Co-ordinator: Greg Dwyer (07) 3846 4532, mobile 019 482 053 tellingq@webtime.com.au Secretary: Shirley Way (07) 3365 2777 (day), way@physio.therapies.uq.oz.au Treasurer: Rowena McGregor (07) 3844 1007 http://cwpp.slq.qld.gov.au/storytelling

64. Storytelling In Business-storytelling In Organizations storytelling in businessstorytelling in organizations-Introduction to storytelling,world s leading thinkers explore the role of storytelling,Why storytelling http://www.creatingthe21stcentury.org/Intro0-table.html

Storytelling Passport to the 21st Century John Seely Brown, Steve Denning, Katalina Groh, Larry Prusak: Some of the world's leading thinkers explore the role of storytelling in the world I Introduction to storytelling I John Seely Brown on science I Steve Denning on change I Katalina Groh on video I Larry Prusak on organization I Discussion I Contact us Bibliography on storytelling Introduction to storytelling Humans have told stories since the cave, and there is a resurgence of interest in the art among today’s business leaders. What is new is the purposeful use of narrative to achieve a practical outcome. In this seminar, four leading thinkers on knowledge management explain why storytelling will become a key ingredient in managing communications, education, training and innovation in the 21st Century. Transcripts of the opening discussion (April 20, 2001) a. Mara Mayor, Director of the Smithsonian Associates b. Steve Denning c. Larry Prusak d. Katalina Groh e.

65. Youtho.htm East Tennessee State University sponsors this annual event promoting the value of storytelling, communication, and performance in the classroom. Includes rules for entry. http://www.etsu.edu/stories/youtho.htm

The National Storytelling Youth Olympics Sections: For ALL DETAILS about ALL FUTURE NSYO events, contact Kevin Cordi at kctells@youthstorytelling.com . Kevin's mailing address is: 1400 North Harris Street Hansford, California 93230-4360 General Information Order Form for the Videotape of the 2000 or 2001 NSYO The 2002 Event Guidelines Preparing for the NSYO ... Return To Storytelling Homepage

66. Storytelling Of The North Carolina Native Americans storytelling of the North Carolina Native Americans. Created by Bryan Acree, John Ikeda, and Marcela Musgrove for JOMC 125, Cybercasting http://www.ibiblio.org/storytelling/

Best Viewed at 800x600, HiColor (16 bit) Cherokee Lumbee Occaneechi Storytelling of the North Carolina Native Americans. Created by Bryan Acree John Ikeda , and Marcela Musgrove for JOMC 125, "Cybercasting and Cyberpublishing" at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Hosted by Sunsite Our thanks to the storytellers (Eagle Woman, Lawrence Dunmore , and Barbara Brayboy-Locklear as well as Stanley Knick and Freeman Owle. Last modified 12.8.98

67. IBM Research: Knowledge Socialization This project explores ways in which the strength of storytelling can be used to enable informal knowledge transfer. http://www.research.ibm.com/knowsoc/

Project Ideas Stories Prototypes ... News Welcome! This site describes the Knowledge Socialization Project at IBM Research. F inding a way to share the knowledge that exists only in minds and imaginations is crucial to the success of any organization. S torytelling has been a powerful force for the transmission of knowledge in human societies since ancient times. T his project explores ways in which the strength of storytelling can be used to enable informal knowledge transfer. Project the project's basis, goals, scope, and outcome Ideas some of the ideas we've been discussing Stories some stories for thought and discussion Prototypes ideas for story tools and representations Connections contacts, links and bibliography News news about the project and story use in general

68. Storytelling The Topic storytelling. storytelling is one person telling others of something. The story can be of a real event or it can be made up. http://42explore.com/story.htm

The Topic: Storytelling Easier - Since people began to communicate with each other, "Tell me a story" has been a request of both children and adults. Storytelling is one person telling others of something. The story can be of a real event or it can be made up. Storytelling is often a part of our everyday conversations. Harder - Storytelling is one of the earliest forms of folkart. Storytelling probably first consisted of simple chants that praised the dawn, expressed the joy of being alive, and were used to ease the drudgery and boredom of laborious tasks. Later the storyteller became the community entertainer by combining their stories with poetry, music, and dance. The storyteller also evolved into the group historian. This was the beginning of professional storytelling. Storytelling during the Middle Ages was expanded into the art of the traveling troubadour, who journeyed across the land. They were welcomed in castle, court, and market place. They gathered the news, conveyed the best tales, and were expected to know the favorites in each region. The invention of moveable type and the development of the print publishing business led to reading replacing listening, and the decline of storytelling.

69. Storytelling (2002) Links to movie reviews. http://www.metacritic.com/film/titles/storytelling

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70. TPRS Publishing Welcome to our website! TPRS Publishing offers a wide range of TPRS materials for kindergarten through adult learners. We also provide http://www.tprstorytelling.com/

Welcome to our website! TPRS Publishing offers a wide range of TPRS materials for kindergarten through adult learners. We also provide training for teachers all over the United States as well as internationally. We invite you to take a moment to browse the many informative articles on this site as well as the sites published by our colleagues. Once you experience the power of TPRS, your teaching career will never be the same! If you are currently looking for materials to enhance your TPRS curriculum, we are happy to announce that there are a variety of free downloadable sample units and lessons on this site. Please take a moment as well to view the "TPRS Network Map" and add your name if you like. Happy TPRSing! 1-800-TPR-IS-FUN Fax: 1-480-963-3463 P.O. Box 11624 Chandler, AZ 85248 inservices workshops steps links ... e-mail

71. 123-reg Holding Page Hosted by Taffy Thomas MBE, the Festival has been successfully running since its inception as a Millennium celebration. http://www.lakeland-storytelling-festival.co.uk/

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72. Total Physical Response Storytelling: Total Physical Response storytelling A Communicative Approach to Language Learning. by Valeri Marsh edited by Carol Gaab and Contee Seely. http://www.tprstorytelling.com/story.htm

Total Physical Response Storytelling: A Communicative Approach to Language Learning by Valeri Marsh edited by Carol Gaab and Contee Seely Language teachers for years have relied on Total Physical Response (TPR) as the most effective method for long-term retention of vocabulary. Popularized in the 60's and 70's by Dr. James Asher, TPR allows students to acquire vocabulary in a manner similar to how a child learns his or her first language. All language input is immediately comprehensible, often hands-on, and allows students to pass through a silent period whereby they build a comprehension base before ever being asked to speak. Once language is internalized, production emerges, thus setting TPR apart from traditional "listen-and-repeat" methods. In a TPR lesson, teachers model actions which students then mimic as they simultaneously hear vocabulary words and commands in the target language. As a particular action is associated with each vocabulary word or phrase, students rapidly and naturally acquire language while establishing long-lasting associations between the brain and the muscles. Students who learn language via TPR will not soon forget it. Nevertheless, TPR by itself has three serious limitations: 1. It is mainly in the imperative mode, generally excluding the rest of the target language's sentence forms.

73. School Of Sacred Storytelling Encourages sacred storytelling through continuing education seminars and formal apprenticeship program. Includes membership directory and events program. http://www.sacredstorytelling.org/

Welcome to The School of Sacred Storytelling Comus, Maryland Hallowood Retreat Center June 27 - July 3, 2004 Apprenticeship Week A three-summer program with Robert Bela Wilhelm as the apprentices' mentor List of Stories to be Told by Apprentices Directory of Sacred Storytellers Over 40 Guild members with Links Apprenticeship School accepts four or five new apprentices each year and focuses on their developing skills, insight, and their own unique style of sacred storytelling The Colloquy of Sacred Storytellers are continuing education events and publications on the Art and Spirituality of Sacred Storytelling The Colloquy is an on-going forum for shared learning Bob Wilhelm of the School The Guild is a support network for sacred storytellers This Year's Retreat Master Baba Jamal Karam Who, Me? Meals, Tales and Fellowship Bob Marek tells a tale from the Czech Republic Links to Sacred Storytelling Sites Want information about the programs, activities and resources that we offer in sacred storytelling? Please contact the School Administrator Pam Maben Site sponsored by Storyfest Journeys Site maintained by bobwilhelm mac.com

74. African Storytelling African storytelling. We can learn much about a culture by learning its stories. Oral African storytelling is essentially a communal participatory experience. http://www.cocc.edu/cagatucci/classes/hum211/afrstory.htm

Humanities 211 (Historical Contexts, Oral Arts, Film) Prof. Cora Agatucci 6 October 1998: Learning Resources http://scout.wisc.edu/Reports/SocSci/1998/ss-981006.html African Storytelling "…[I]t is only the story that can continue beyond the war and the warrior. It is the story that outlives the sound of war-drums and the exploits of brave fighters. It is the story...that saves our progeny from blundering like blind beggars into the spikes of the cactus fence. The story is our escort; without it, we are blind. Does the blind man own his escort? No, neither do we the story; rather it is the story that owns us and directs us." Chinua Achebe, Anthills of the Savannah "I will tell you something about stories....They aren't just entertainment... They are all we have...to fight off illness and death. You don't have anything if you don't have the stories." Leslie Marmon Silko, epigraph to Ceremony Traditionally, Africans have revered good stories and storytellers, as have most past and present peoples around the world who are rooted in oral cultures and traditions. Ancient writing traditions do exist on the African continent, but most Africans today, as in the past, are primarily oral peoples, and their art forms are oral rather than literary. In contrast to written "literature," African "orature" (to use Kenyan novelist and critic Ngugi wa Thiong’o's phrase) is orally composed and transmitted, and often created to be verbally and communally performed as an integral part of dance and music. The Oral Arts of Africa are rich and varied, developing with the beginnings of African cultures, and they remain living traditions that continue to evolve and flourish today.

75. Vogstory - Home Consulting for writers in all media, corporate and brand consulting, writers seminars, books and tapes. Author of The Writers Journey, expert on mythbased storytelling. http://thewritersjourney.com

Home Services Our Staff Mission Statement The Book ... Previous Clients WELCOME to the world of THE WRITER'S JOURNEY and Storytech Consulting. This site is dedicated to telling better stories and to discovering the wisdom of the ancient myths and legends. Here you'll find information about our services, upcoming events where Christopher Vogler will be conducting seminars, and observations about the projects we're working on, such as "JESTER TILL" on the Oscar short list for animation! The Academy Award press release is at http://www.oscars.org/press/pressreleases/2003/03.11.19.a.html Chris has been busy recently consulting with major studios on a variety of projects. Click UPCOMING EVENTS on the bar to the left to see what else Chris is up to. STORYTECH A Story Consulting Service STORYTECH was founded by Christopher Vogler, author of "The Writer's Journey: Mythic Structure for Writers" (Michael Wiese Productions, 1999), a guide to story structure based in the patterns of mythology. Our clients include major film studios, theatrical producers, screenwriters, novelists, and Fortune 500 companies. TILL EULENSPIEGEL website Christopher Vogler has been a story analyst and consultant for major Hollywood studios for over fifteen years, and has been in the trenches as a development executive at 20th Century Fox and as a producer and screenwriter. He has evaluated over ten thousand screenplays and consulted for the Walt Disney Company on the hit animated films BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, ALADDIN, THE LION KING, FANTASIA and others. Most recently he was an executive producer on Steve Guttenberg's adaptation of James Kirkwood's P.S. YOUR CAT IS DEAD. He wrote the screenplay and lyrics for the new animated feature JESTER TILL that is now playing in Europe.

76. Storytelling Online Site Meter. http://www.inserttexthere.com/storytelling.htm

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77. Scottish Storytelling Centre - Get Involved In The Scottish Storytelling Network Stories, events, festivals, tours, John Knox House and how to get involved. http://www.scottishstorytellingcentre.co.uk/

Text only Are you eight to eleven and want to get involved in storytelling? We want to hear from you! Click on StoryMakers for Kids above. This site is about how you can get involved in the Scottish Storytelling Network, find out about stories, events, festivals and tours. The Scottish Storytelling Centre has moved to a new temporary home whilst the Netherbow is closed for ... read more... Design by Net Resources

78. National Storytelling Festival Oct. 3-5, 2003 Registration can be done via the web site. Photos of past festivals are posted on the site. http://www.storytellingfestival.net/

79. McLellan Wyatt Digital Digital storytelling. Key Digital storytelling Web Sites. Digital storytelling Association; Digital storytelling Festival. Articles about Digital storytelling. http://tech-head.com/dstory.htm

Digital Storytelling Home Information Design Content Strategy Moussekatel's Cafe ... Saratoga Media Arts Key Digital Storytelling Web Sites Digital Storytelling Association Digital Storytelling Festival . Information on the annual digital storytelling festival in Colorado. Next Exit . Web site of Dana Atchley, performance artist and digital storyteller; site offers information on performances, workshops, and consulting services for corporations. Center for Digital Storytelling Digital Storytelling Cookbook . From the Center for Digital Storytelling. Memory's Voices: A Guide to Digital Storytelling Storytellers of the New Millenium . The World of Digital Storytelling By Corey Hitchcock. Abbe Don Interactive, Inc Digital Clubhouse Network A non-profit organization dedicated to "using the power of networked multimedia to build better communities." Digital Clubhouse New York City . Located in New York's Information Technology Center at 55 Broad Street in Lower Manhattan.

80. Galumph Interactive Theater Using the tools of puppetry, song, and storytelling, Galumph invites the audience to share in the creative process. Located in Minnesota. http://galumph.org/

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