Folk and Traditional Arts
ACHF Cultural Heritage
This project will video record and post to a free, online, juried video website 70 traditional folktales told by Folk Arts Storytellers. I will evaluate this outcome by adding up the number of new recordings of traditional folktales, told by Folk Arts Storytellers, posted to the www.StoryLibrary.org website. 2: Storytelling artists, parents, teachers and librarians will learn new folk arts stories that they will use in their professional and personal lives. We will evaluate this through surveys and interviews with project artists and with audience members at the Capstone Event.
This Project identified folk arts storytellers, video recorded their story performances, and posted 73 videos on the www.StoryLibrary.org website. The artist used a quantitative method to evaluate project success. If the project resulted in the posting of 70 new folk arts stories on the www.StoryLibrary.org website, then the project was a success. The project met this standard. 2: Storytelling artists, parents, teachers and librarians learned new folk arts stories that they will use in their professional and personal lives. The artist used a four-question survey to evaluate the degree to which the project accomplished the proposed outcome. By survey results, the project met the outcome standard.
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