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    1. Stories in the Mirror
      • Kevin Brooks, Ph.D.
      • Motorola Labs
      UPA 2006 - Usability Through Storytelling
    2. Overview
      • Who is this storyteller
      • Corporate Storytelling
      • Story Models
      • UPA 2006 as story elements
      • A final story
        • Documentary film to short stories
        • Discovering storytelling
        • This Storyteller
        • Storyteller for a large corporation
        • Corporate Storyteller
        • Research Experience Design and Prototyping Lab
        • Marketing
      Legal
        • Stories to help keep the human in human interface
        • Morning mirror stories
        • Corporate Storyteller
    3. Story Models
      • Aristotle
      • Story = Beginning + Middle + End
    4. Story Models
      • Gustav Freytag (1816-1895)
      Freytag Triangle
    5. Story Triangle Context Story Storyteller Audience
    6. Story Triangle Story Storyteller Audience Context - Connects with the audience - Conveys sequence of events - Honors relationship with the audience - TRUTHFUL - Stays out of the way of the story
    7. Story Triangle Story Storyteller Audience Context
      • - Listens to the storyteller
      • Recreates the story for themselves!
      • Internalizes the experience
    8. Story Triangle Story Storyteller Audience Context The listener becomes the protagonist, the emotional center of the story, and this in turn can drive the listener to take action. - Leah Radner and Beth Toland, Create Compelling User Stories
    9. Story Triangle Story Storyteller Audience Context - Carries the symbols representing the storyteller’s intention - Leaves room for the audience to do a lot of the heavy lifting
    10. Story Triangle Story Storyteller Audience Context “ Stories put fact into context, making them easier to remember.” - Whitney Quesenbery, Persona Stories
        • Custom Stories
      bespoke
        • All stories are bespoke - customized for each story event by both the storyteller and the audience, no matter what is being told. Each story is customized by every listener for their own purposes, in ways that the storyteller will likely never know.
        • Custom Stories
    11.  
    12. Storyteller
      • Steve Denning
        • Get their attention - Stimulate desire - Reinforce with Reason
        • Leadership is about change - changing the world, locally and globally.
        • Only 10% of perception is based on what is seen, while 90% is based on expectation.
    13.  
    14. Storyteller
      • Jay Joichi - Scriptwriting Techniques
        • Worked with the Screen Actors Guild to create a participatory process and end product tailor made for the film industry.
        • For an online casting system, using screenplay format to communicate value to all stake holders.
    15.  
    16. Storyteller
      • Rich Gunther - The Business of Usability - Metrics
        • Flexible approach to applying metrics. Meta-metrics! Otherwise a usability metric is like a hammer in the hand – everything looks like a nail.
        • Need to constantly collect user stories to tell. The woman who cried .
    17.  
    18. Storyteller
      • Leigh Rubin - Telling 365 Short Stories a Year
      • Reaching them!
    19.  
    20. Storyteller
      • Laura Packer - Storyteller
        • People have been using stories to understand how the world works for a really long time.
        • We are all storytellers!
        • We need to hear stories and have our stories heard.
        • Storytelling can be a community practice - Red Riding Hood .
    21. Story Exercise
      • Telling
      • Listening
      • Appreciating
    22.  
    23. Audience
      • Susan Hura - Smarter VUI Interfaces
        • The balance of freeing users while not burdening them.
        • Most users of speech-enabled applications are not using the technology for its own sake.
    24. Audience
      • Fulcher, Garb, Liston, & Slote - How Not to Destroy a Great User Experience - TiVo
        • Be aware of executive mantras
        • Documentation for this and the next design team
        • UI Historian
    25.  
    26. Story
      • Whitney Quesenbery - Persona Stories
        • Personas establish a common language, putting the discussions about how the research viewpoints fit at the beginning of a project.
        • Personas and stories are not something added to the human experience, they are the human experience!
    27.  
    28. Story
      • Larry Constantine - Breakthrough Design: Innovating for User Performance
        • Innovation is never free, but it does discourage copying.
        • Abstraction is a gateway to creative innovation. Models anchored in concrete reality can keep designers anchored in concrete.
    29.  
    30. Story
      • Roberts, Schadewitz, Wallace, Yin, Wei, Adler Projects Designed to Enhance Storytelling within Communities
        • Convivio - the European Thematic Network for the human- centered design of interactive technologies.
        • Interactive storytelling to bridge gaps: - Romania - in the national history - Croatia - between the tourists and the locals, for sustainable tourism
    31.  
    32. Story
      • John Thomas - Business Uses of Stories and Storytelling
      • The social dynamics of storytelling: Winners tell the stories
      • Storytelling involves risk and openness
    33. Bespoke
    34. Resources
      • National Storytelling Network http://www.storynet.org/
      • League for the Advancement of New England Storytelling Online Fairy Tale and Myth Resource Page http://www.lanes.org/resources/a_z_karen_chace.html
      • Denver storytelling group http://www.storynet.org/guilds/co.htm
      • August house (storytelling book publisher) http://www.augusthouse.com/
      • Yellow Moon Press (storytelling book publisher) http://www.yellowmoon.com/309MAIN.html
      • Doug Lipman Improving Your Storytelling, August House, 1999
    35. Resources
      • Jack Maguire, The Power of Personal storytelling, Tarcher, 1998
      • Storytell (a very active storytelling mailing list) http://www.twu.edu/COPE/slis/storytell.htm
      • Storytelling in Organiztions http://www.storytellinginorganizations.com
      • Working Stories http://lists.gjhost.com/mailman/listinfo /workingstories
      • Anthrodesign http://groups.yahoo.com/group/anthrodesign
      • Reference area on my site http://www.media.mit.edu/~brooks/storybiz

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