About
An in-person workshop about digital storytelling, at Enniskillen Castle
In this workshop we'll explore how to use your archives to tell online stories that engage curiosity and introduce new people to your group.
Through a series of structured participative exercises, we'll think about online audiences, and the story elements that appeal to them. We'll look at how stories can be realised using words, images and video; and at the temptations and pitfalls of using generative AI. You'll leave the workshop with practical ideas to take back to your organisation and try out.
This will be an interactive session with plenty of discussion and time for questions. Refreshments and lunch provided.
Facilitator: Katie Moffat
Katie is an independent strategist, trainer, and advisor with 18 years’ experience helping organisations in the arts, culture, heritage and museum sectors use digital technologies more effectively. Previously, she was a Director at digital agency Substrakt and prior to that Head of Digital at The Audience Agency, establishing its digital consultancy services and leading numerous digital research and consultancy projects. Her areas of expertise include social media & digital strategy, user research, analytics and digital skills development.
Katie is also Chair of the Board of Trustees at FACT in Liverpool, a world-leading centre for art, film, and the creative use of technology.
This workshop forms part of the wider ‘Spaces, Places and Belonging: Community Hub’ skills development and training programme, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) and in partnership with Enniskillen Castle. For more information on this programme, and to book on to other sessions, visit https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/community-hub/
