In the above video, they present three different scenarios for the future of digital publishing, such as asynchronous story lines, contextualization with broader online discussions, connecting readers to one another to make reading a participatory experience and more.
A qualitative, participatory study.
It's true that we have to contend these days with a variety of other storytelling media, much of which can be enjoyed socially (perhaps when your friends come over, it's to watch a movie or a game, which tells a story of sorts), but reading aloud is a softer, more meditative, and ultimately more participatory experience that is worth rediscovering.
It's making sure that when you're reading a book to a child you make it a participatory experience.
In general 11-day ICMT participants enjoyed the integrated management, clinical practice, video, individual feedback and participatory methods but criticized the 11-day ICMT course for its recommended methodology of reading through all the modules which resulted in the course being laborious but very hurried as there was insufficient time for reading.
Haque calls the installation a "participatory cultural infrastructure" and says residents were interested in sharing stories of the old mining days, singing, speaking on political or religious matters, and reading bedtime stories.
"The objective of the Coca-Cola anthem is to highlight the power the World Cup has to unite people and nations around a sport and happiness, and strive to make the tournament the most inclusive and participatory World Cup in history," reads the description of the videos on Vives' YouTube channel.
The vision of participatory citizenship that I grew up with – read a newspaper, vote in elections and if you're really incensed, write to your congressional representative – is utterly unpersuasive and unappealing to the students I teach.
The Marathon ended with a new participatory piece by Yoko Ono that was read aloud by Lily Cole, a model and environmental activist, for which the audience was given small bells to ring.
To name a thing too precisely can destroy that delicate, participatory creative experience that happens when a good reader reads a good book.
