Creating Digital Stories on Aging Experiences
Author Information
Author(s): Gopalakrishnan Nisha, Mellett Katlyn, Mirza Noeman, Hulko Wendy, Gan Daniel, Wong Karen Lok Yi, Kupferschmidt Anthony L, Lee Heather
Primary Institution: Thompson Rivers University
Hypothesis
The best way to develop digital stories with older adults is unclear.
Conclusion
There are no set criteria or best practices for creating digital stories with older adults.
Supporting Evidence
- The review included 18 articles discussing digital stories on health and intergenerational knowledge transfer.
- Various software, editing tools, and recording methods were used to create digital stories.
- Workshops and interviews are commonly used to engage older adults in digital storytelling.
Takeaway
This study looked at how to help older people tell their stories using digital tools, but found that there isn't a clear way to do it yet.
Methodology
A rapid methodological review of existing literature on digital storytelling involving older adults was conducted, reviewing 61 abstracts and articles.
Limitations
The review suggests a need for a more comprehensive review of digital storytelling across different populations and contexts.
Participant Demographics
Older adults engaged in digital storytelling.
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
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