Youth Video Diary Project

[Mark Rauterkus]

> I would like to take my students on a ten-day Civil Rights program
> in the south where they would use a video diary to tape their
> experience meeting Civil Rights leaders

Idea: Why not start with a 10-minute pilot and take a tour around your
community first? I bet you'll uncover some who were involved if you look
hard enough.

Idea: You could do a storyboard -- pretend trip. Use some literary license
and do the story but just work as a staff without leaving town. And, you
could use poster paper and flip charts to tell the tale. This would still
take plenty of research.

Both would help to pave the way for the end project you described.

Good luck!

Ta.

<p>Mark Rauterkus
mark at Rauterkus.com  http://Rauterkus.com
http://CLOH.Org   http://Sunnyhill.org    http://www.Deliberate.com

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