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Appendix I - Seven Steps for Digital Storytelling

1. Owning My story is about why coaching is important to me as a conduit for
Your Insights the promotion of social capital

2. Owning My emotional connection to the GAA and the coaching of Gaelic
Your Emotions games was essential to my reason for undertaking this research.
Building and awareness of myself, the subject, and my community
would ensure the story was not only mine but ours.

3. Finding My trust in the subject’s understanding of the concepts in the Coach
Your Moment 10 model and their ability to relate them to real moments would
ensure many common relatable experiences for the audience

4. Seeing Your I would look to create a visual connection with the subject by
Story showing close us of their face and have them look down the main
camera. I would use cut aways of people participating in Gaelic
games that reinforced the concepts being discussed

5. Hearing The voice of the subject would be the primary audio. Cut aways
Your Story would provide real sounds of participation. Music would be used
minimally if at all.

6. Assembling I would use the components of the Coach 10 model as my primary
Your Story structure. I would segment the video into these components and
bookmark them with images of the graphical components of the
model and their titles.

7. Sharing The video is primarily aimed at coaches and prospective coaches of
Your Story. Gaelic games. It will be provided for access publicly online but also
specifically within the delivery of the GAA Coach Education
Programme.

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