scepticism. Two teacher educators reveal how they have encouraged their students to notice and use rhetorical strategies similar to those used by digital writers and artists and to re-imagine themselves as digital creatives.

######### Dr Helen Klaebe. Everything old is New Again. Using oral history methodology to teach transmedia storytelling.

In 2010 Queensland University of Technology department of Creative Industries introduced a postgraduate unit called Transmedia Storytelling. From Interviewing to Multi-Platforms. This was the first of its kind in Australia. It introduced students to the theory and practice of semi-structured interviewing techniques, oral history conventions and the art of storytelling across various platforms. In this presentation Dr Helen Klaebe gives us an overview of this unit and its achievements. Dr Helen Klaebe is Assistant Dean in Research Communications and External Relations at QUT

######### Richard White. The Ridgeway Project.

The Ridgeway project delivered an installation, a website and an app and was an example of locative media using mobile technology. The work is still live and generating images, which are currently being presented at the installation on a large monitor alongside a set of traditionally printed photographs by Fay Godwin. Richard discusses how schools used this project and how it raised questions about narrative and performance. Richard White is a lecturer in Media Practice at Bath Spa University.

######### Alice Kavounas. Words In Air. APoetry-in-place App.

Words in Air is a virtual map of inspiration across Britain, which can be explored by the armchair traveller. The project is curating a digital archive of 300 poems by leading contemporary and classic poets. It includes work by Fleur Adcock, George Szirtes, Helen Dunmore, Keats and Edward Thomas. The App also enables the reader to experience the poem in the place which inspired it. Alice traces the development and success of this project. Alice Kavounas a poet and author of (Shearsman). She was born in Manhattan to is Ornament of Asia Greek parents. ' Contemporary poetry, in Kavounas's version of it, does not offer a refuge from historical brutalities, but demands a close engagement with questions of exile, identity and heritage." (TLS) Her work explores the relationship between place and memory.

######### Lee McGowan. Not just a Spectator Sport. The Brisbane Roars transmedia project.

The Brisbane Roar is one of Australia's most successful professional football teams and this project explores alternatives to creating a lengthy linear narrative of its history. The Brisbane Roar Project will begin construction on a non-fiction transmedia narrative that enables community members to co- create and shape the development of their club's story. The project will bring together game footage, interviews, stories and anecdotes to articulate the club's history. This presentation explores the most common approaches to football club histories and offers a brief survey of relevant non-fiction transmedia projects. Lee McGowan is a lecturer from the Queensland University of Technology.

######### Lance Dann. The search for form and Structure in collaborative online storytelling.