Throughout the project, all groups in the Multimedia and Transmedia Storytelling class collaborated closely. Each group was assigned a specific task, and everyone brought their unique skills in editing, web design, interviewing, and writing content to ensure the project's success. Every participant gained valuable experience and enhanced their skills during the process.    

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Our class was divided into six groups, each with a different task: website design, videography, photography, writing, translating, and organizing all the content needed to make this project come to life. A huge part of the project was led by the interviewing team, who carried cameras and boom mics all the way to the NEIKER, the Jata Ondo association, the Leioa Catering School, and even to meet Leioa’s mayor to gather valuable stories and insights. A big shoutout also goes to the teams behind this very website—they did not only learn how to build it, but made it look and work great! Two groups worked side by side to create the layout and add all the extra features like videos and animations. Finally, we had the teams in charge of writing and translating, who carefully shaped all the information into clear text in English, Basque, and Spanish. As the project went on, we all worked together, helping each other and growing as a team.