The Story of Storify - Ralph Kerle, the Creative Leadership Forum

Diigo Group on Web 2.0 Tools moderated by Helen Baxter, Producer of the g33k show is a constant weekly source of insight into how and at what pace the web is really developing. I have been able to become a BETA tester in all sorts of new and wonderful Web 2.0 apps ranging from one of the most wonderful new music downloading programmes that was shut down two weeks after it launched obviously because of its extraordinary ability to find every obscure and known music track on the Web within 30 seconds to the launch of Googles new plug-in for for the Office suite. For me though the most fascinating new web 2.0 tool has been Storify - an on-line application that "makes stories from the social Web, finding moments to remember in the real-time stream".

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A Comprehensive Guide to Digital Storytelling - BBC

Here is a very neat set of guides for digital storytelling from the BBC. They are written for those helping others to make digital stories but most of the guidance is still relevant if you're making your own story.

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Wisdom - Who Has It and Where Does It Come from

We continue to test Storify, the software platform as a way of creating narratives through aggregation using tags from all the prominent social media platforms. This story deals with the tag "wisdom". If you have problems accessing the story click here

The Future of Storytelling

A wonderful story on the story of storytelling in the New York Times from the Center for the Future of Storytelling, an MIT Media Lab initiative, that suggest the way we tell stories is now changing.