Narrative Inquiry Toolkit

Our Toolkit offers different ways of working in Narrative Inquiry.

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Five pages of the Toolkit are dedicated to Digital Storytelling (DST)

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On this page, there are links to different sections of the Toolkit. There are also versions of the Toolkit in Italian, Polish and Portuguese, below.

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Oral History

Interviewing people to record their stories

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Comic Books

Comic books as a way of memorialising people's stories

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Heritage Trails

Mapping the environment as a "Shared Space"

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Working with Photographs

Photographs as evidence – and as record of the shared environment

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Drama and Storytelling

Using drama conventions to explore stories and heritage

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Instagram

Using Instagram in exploring memories and identity

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Storytelling through Objects

Using objects to explore people’s lives

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Steps into Storytelling (DST)

Story games and activities

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Digital Storytelling (DST)

An introduction

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Writing a Digital Story (DST)

Tips on writing the script for a DST video

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What is a Story? (DST)

Types of story – and prompts for writing your own stories

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Making a DST Video

From Storyboarding to the finished product

Polish

Portuguese

Italian