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Training & Consultancy

One of the core aims of Living Archive is to offer encouragement, training and support to others who want to celebrate the lives of their community.  We can provide training and support to individuals and organisations elesewhere who want to use the memories and events of their local history to inspire arts, heritage, educational and community and economic development outcomes.

We also provide local creative training courses in web page creation, image manipulation, digital sound and video editing. Participants use their own life stories and memories, or the history of their community, as an inspiration for their learning.

  • Consultancy

    Consultancy

    Learn to dig where you stand
  • Creative Training

    Creative Training

    ICT with a purpose
  • Digital Storytelling

    Digital Storytelling

    Mini oral histories
  • Oral history

    Oral history

    Interviewing and recording
  • Philip Watling - Flight of a Lifetime

    Philip Watling - Flight of a Lifetime

    December 9th, 1994. I was hit by a car and suffered from a massive head injury. All this has been ...
  • Creative IT Course

    Creative IT Course (62)

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