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Submitting a video case study from your region onto the Living Knowledge Place will take a process on a number of different accounts that you will need to consider.

The Living Knowledge Place carefully selects content to ensure it is appropriate for general community education and culturally approved. For more information, please feel free to contact us directly.

Building a map of
your region

If your region isn’t active yet, we’ll start by creating a regional map for the site. This map will then support all communities in your area for future projects. When adding a new region, we can collaborate to tweak the boundaries to best reflect the local landscape. We’ll work closely with you and your community to make sure the map truly fits your community’s needs.

Assessment of content

All videos and data must meet a basic community education and cultural protocol standard to protect the site and users from inaccurate or offensive information. Content is selected for relevance to the curriculum, community goals, cultural awareness, and high visual and sound quality. If your material is not accepted, you’ll receive feedback and suggestions to improve your video application for reconsideration.

Submitting a case
study or project

If you want to start a community project, Living Knowledge Place can support you from the ground up. We offer methods for applying practical, on-the-ground community and environmental projects while creating multimedia outcomes for education and support. Whether documentary or drama, we connect you with community resources to inspire and educate. Each project is unique, so reach out to explore how we can help your community get involved in a meaningful way.

Submitting a video
already made

Pre-made videos from a developed region must still go through an assessment. This may involve editing out high-risk content, logos, or ads. If an agency supported your video, they must sign a release allowing the film to be shown for education without their logo. We focus on community representation in films to foster further opportunities. A submission fee covers assessment, editing, content adjustments, and uploading.

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