Language, storytelling and sound
Sagotajm storytelling workshop
Students create a story with an author and an Optagonen workshop leader. Writing, reading aloud, voices and recorded sound provide several ways to take part.
- Up to 30 participants
- No previous experience needed
- Duration agreed with the school or library
The students' story comes first
Students develop characters, setting, conflict and plot. The author asks questions and helps the group move forward without taking over their story.
AI as optional creative support
AI may be used to explore settings, create reference images or test alternative directions. It does not replace the students' writing or decisions.
The group also discusses originality, how to check sources and why people must remain in control of the creative process.
From words to voices and sound
Students can read, perform, make sound effects or help shape the story. These roles support different strengths and ways of participating.
What students work on
- reading and storytelling
- written and spoken expression
- characters and dramatic structure
- active listening and teamwork
- voice, rhythm and sound recording
Practical information
Frequently asked questions
Is Sagotajm an AI workshop?
No. It is a storytelling workshop. AI can support ideas or reference images, while the students' choices and story remain central.
How can students take part?
They can write, read aloud, develop characters, make sounds or contribute ideas. The group can divide the roles to suit different students.
Can the story be published?
Publication is agreed separately. The deliverable, channel, rights and necessary consent must be confirmed in advance.
Would your group like to create a story?
Tell us about the group, location and learning focus so we can discuss a workshop for your school or library.
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