The Slow Camera Exchange – Imagine Imagine: The Analogue Story Exchange

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Jessica Marbe

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Munster Technological University

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Arts and Humanities

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Digital Learning

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Imagine Imagine is a DIY cutout game for all ages made up of 192 photo cards. Using these cards, players are invited to create stories of their own. A downloadable pdf file of the game, instructions, and an image gallery can be found on the website.

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The benefit of this resource is that it makes the arts and creativity more accessible.
The Imagine Imagine game contains 192 photo cards. The cards are divided into four categories: Characters, Settings, Props and Wild Cards. Users of the cards create stories of their own developing their imaginative and creative skills.

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Marbe, J. (2026). The slow camera exchange – imagine imagine: the analogue story exchange. National Resource Hub (Ireland). Retrieved from: https://hub.teachingandlearning.ie/resource/the-slow-camera-exchange-imagine-imagine-the-analogue-story-exchange/ License: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike (CC BY-NC-SA).

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