Archive for the ‘culture’ Category
Myths and legends of Britain
This is an interesting storytelling site full of old legends and myths from around the British Isles.
On top of this you can create your own stories using the online creator. It’s pretty intuitive to use.
You can view stories created by others via the creator.
Written by markuos
June 30, 2010 at 7:43 pm
Posted in culture, english, history, imagination, learning, legends, literacy, myths, stories
Tagged with digital story telling, legend, legends, myth, myths, stories, story, story creator, story telling, stroy creation
futurity.org
If you want to access some interesting and accessible research from universities in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom then Futurity.org is a good place to start looking.
The clear and crisp appearance of this site is very appealing. Five stories scroll through on the upper part of the page, with four drop down categories (Earth & Environment, Health & Medicine, Science & Technology, Society & Culture) providing access to more story. Down the right hand side are two drop down menus, the first listing all the universities’ research stories are taken from, and the second allows you to draw out research stories from any particular month/year combination.
Written by markuos
March 6, 2010 at 8:54 pm
Posted in culture, education, environment, health, learning, medicine, research, science, society, technology
Tagged with culture, earth, environment, futurity, futurity.org, health, medicine, research, science, society, stories, technology, university, university research