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- Title
How can arts-based methods support narrative inquiry into adult learning in the arts? A case study.
- Authors
Broadhead, Samantha Jane; Hooper, Sharon
- Abstract
This article considers an arts-based project, Learning Returns (2023), that seeks to capture the experiences of adults who have returned to arts study after some time away from formal education. The aims of the project are twofold: firstly, to evaluate the combination of narrative inquiry and digital film-making hosted on YouTube as a method of investigating adult learning and secondly, through an analysis of the Learning Returns content, to discover what themes the participants considered important to communicate to an imagined, virtual audience. The findings suggested that the aesthetics of the videos/films interconnect with the lived experiences of the participants. The participants were able to give an account of their experiences spontaneously, and at the same time communicate messages of hope to prospective adult returners. It was also discovered that the editing process offers a means of analysing the content of the films that is analogous to the approaches associated with qualitative research.
- Subjects
ADULT education; FILM scriptwriting; YOUTUBE (Web resource); VIDEOS; ARTS education
- Publication
European Journal for Research on the Education & Learning of Adults (RELA), 2024, Vol 15, Issue 1, p63
- ISSN
2000-7426
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.3384/rela.2000-7426.4733