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EDP Resources > How to engage communities in design > Digital media booklet

Digital media and community-led design

Digital media includes a broad spectrum of tools, technologies and practices that can be used to support a community-led design process. This booklet focuses on digital photography, film and audio recording and introduces some of the ways in which they can be used to help communicate your project, collect views, attract support and generate new ideas.
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This resource presents a couple of case studies and introduces a number of imaginary scenarios to prompt thinking about the various ways to employ digital media, for example to evaluate parts of your building, unlock the expert knowledge of your users, or generate content to share with your audience and help it grow.

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