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Think about the last speech you heard. Do you remember all the facts and statistics? Or, do you remember the details of the story the speaker (hopefully) shared to illustrate their point? I’m willing to bet you recall the story. It’s a similar situation with eLearning. We have some suggestions about how you can put the power of story to use in your content.
Storytelling In eLearning: Set Your eLearning Apart with Storytelling. The Dos And Don’ts Of Storytelling In eLearning.
Storytelling is a tool every eLearning professional should learn how to effectively develop. In this blog article, you will learn the principles of storytelling in eLearning and how to use it to engage learners from boring content.
Interactivity is what differentiates dull and drab E-Learning from learning that provokes questions, draws in learners and captures information in a memorable way. If you want to create E-Learning that strikes a chord with learners and transforms learning from being a chore into something enjoyable, we’ve gathered eight ideas for exceptional E-Learning interactivity:
Stories have captivated us as a species since the dawn of man. Through stories, we have passed on traditions, remembered the past, and carried information across the millennia.
And it's not just our ancestors who harnessed the power of stories, either. Stories still work to reach people, which is why we see businesses turning to the power of storytelling in branding efforts, marketing campaigns, corporate strategies, and even eLearning courses and business presentations.
And it's not just our ancestors who harnessed the power of stories, either. Stories still work to reach people, which is why we see businesses turning to the power of storytelling in branding efforts, marketing campaigns, corporate strategies, and even eLearning courses and business presentations.
Everyone loves a good fairy tale and we couldn’t resist talking about one of our favourite fairy tales and sharing why we think it contains some great tips for creating original stories.
Today marks World Storytelling Day, an international celebration of the traditional art of storytelling. The theme for 2014 is “Monsters and Dragons.”
In keeping with the theme of World Storytelling Day, here are three tips on how to overcome a monster (ahem!) writer’s block.
In keeping with the theme of World Storytelling Day, here are three tips on how to overcome a monster (ahem!) writer’s block.
Yesterday marked the closing ceremony of the 2014 Winter Olympics. Viewers were glued to their TV screens, not because they’ve been hiding their love of the luge until this moment but because the Winter Games aren’t so much about sport as they are about storytelling.
Adopting the storytelling techniques used in the Winter Olympics will mean that you can achieve E-Learning gold every time.
Adopting the storytelling techniques used in the Winter Olympics will mean that you can achieve E-Learning gold every time.
In keeping with the storytelling theme from our previous blog post; using storytelling for learning, we discussed how stories can be used for learning and what makes a good story. Often overlooked, stories are a great resource for learning. They are authentic, easy to remember and are a great way to describe an experience.
Sylvia Guinan reviews her new collaborative work called 'Learn Natural English Through Storytelling'. The work is compiled by André Klein and features stories by Jason R. Levine, Kerstin Hammes, Sylvia Guinan, Mau Bhuchler, Moundir Al Amrani, Chaouki Mkkadem and Benjamin Stewart. Editor is Michael Gyori.
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