R U Ready for the Common Core?
Common Core is coming…are you, your teachers and your students ready? What goals will you need to target for student comprehension of the new standards? This session will demonstrate a web-based program and will discuss ways to utilize the results for more effective and efficient planning for Common Core.
Marlyn Smith & Pam Daniels
Curriculum Associates
Publiek16, inspiratiedag van Publiek Centraal op 15 maart 2016 in Gent.
Sessie: Storytelling. Elke organisatie zit vol verhalen
Spreker: Nathalie De Neve (Bibliotheek Gent)
Publiek15, inspiratiedag van Publiek Centraal op 24 maart 2015 in Leuven
Sessie:
Sprekers: Ann-Sophie Bouckaert (HoGent) en Eef Scheerlinck (Direct Social Communications)
Publiek16, inspiratiedag van Publiek Centraal op 15 maart 2016 in Gent.
Sessie: Trainworld. Een museum op social media
Sprekers: Kim Masselin en Jeffrey De Meulemeester (NMBS)
Publiek16, inspiratiedag van Publiek Centraal op 15 maart 2016 in Gent.
Sessie: Going the extra mile on social media
Spreker: Dado Van Peteghem (Duval Union Consulting)
R U Ready for the Common Core?
Common Core is coming…are you, your teachers and your students ready? What goals will you need to target for student comprehension of the new standards? This session will demonstrate a web-based program and will discuss ways to utilize the results for more effective and efficient planning for Common Core.
Marlyn Smith & Pam Daniels
Curriculum Associates
Publiek16, inspiratiedag van Publiek Centraal op 15 maart 2016 in Gent.
Sessie: Storytelling. Elke organisatie zit vol verhalen
Spreker: Nathalie De Neve (Bibliotheek Gent)
Publiek15, inspiratiedag van Publiek Centraal op 24 maart 2015 in Leuven
Sessie:
Sprekers: Ann-Sophie Bouckaert (HoGent) en Eef Scheerlinck (Direct Social Communications)
Publiek16, inspiratiedag van Publiek Centraal op 15 maart 2016 in Gent.
Sessie: Trainworld. Een museum op social media
Sprekers: Kim Masselin en Jeffrey De Meulemeester (NMBS)
Publiek16, inspiratiedag van Publiek Centraal op 15 maart 2016 in Gent.
Sessie: Going the extra mile on social media
Spreker: Dado Van Peteghem (Duval Union Consulting)
Why Tell a Story? Storytelling is an essential skill for leaders who want to capture the imagination of their employees and spur change. A key element in involving their imagination is by using a story to create mystery and engage their curiosity. Life today is overwhelming. When you offer a story that engages people at an emotional level, entertains them and ignites their passion, they will listen. When they are listening, you have influence. In fact, people will always listen to those who tell the best stories. The best stories are the ones that have the most meaning for the greatest number people. Learn how to ignite action, enable listeners to visualize the transformation needed to instill organizational values and install organizational values. Stories provide you with a venue to be genuine and positive, nurture innovation and establish identity and trust. It is important that you do not tell a single story, rather the characters and themes should be rich and diverse. As a leader you can foster collaboration in which group members develop a shared perspective and create a link between now and a positive result tomorrow. Once people make your story their story, you have tapped into the powerful force of faith. Storytelling creates a natural, collaborative connection between leaders and members of the organization.
Learning Objectives:
1. How can I use the power of story to move my organization/team forward?
2. What and how great leaders tell great stories?
3. What style of story is used and when as a leader?
#1NWebinar – Building Relationships through Interactive StorytellingOne North
During this session, Kalev Peekna and Jessica DeJong explored interactive storytelling – one of the hottest new techniques used in digital marketing. They shared a brief history of how storytelling connects people, why it’s so powerful for relationship marketing and why digital offers exciting and unique opportunities for sharing your stories. Their examples explored how firms can combine different media to create an immersive experience for clients and build stronger relationships.
You can also listen to the presentation on YouTube http://bit.ly/1rk6fOE
We all love a story; it’s part of what we are as human beings. In fact it’s been said that the original learning technologies were the story and the conversation. But how can we use this natural way of learning for organisational learning? This presentation was part of the Learning and Skills Group webinar series where, Dr. Maureen Murphy, Managing Director at Aurion Learning and and Pat Kenny, eLearning Manager at HSE explored the practical side of developing and using stories for learning.
An introduction for students to the ways companies can enhance their brand stories through social media, and recommendations for the managing of these stories through the medium.
Designed as one component to a larger interactive work, this deck represents an expanded version of a 5 minute discussion as part of the Schulich School of Business' 'Social Media for Marketing and Management' (MKTG 6226) course.
The Science of Story: How Brands Can Use Storytelling To Get More CustomersDigital Surgeons
Storytelling is not only an entertaining source for information, but a way to engage and humanize our messages that helps them stick. Our brains are wired for stories. Like a drug, we seek them out. Good stories create lasting emotional connections that persuade, educate, entertain, and convert consumers into brand loyalists.
Here’s another good reason to believe in the power of stories: You don't have a goddamn choice. We spend a third of our waking hours crafting stories, and the rest of the time consuming them. Our brains are always searching for stories. You need stories. You live your life around stories. Your life itself is a story. So, now find out how you can use them to better understand how brands and businesses can use storytelling to increase engagement and sales.
Sticky content strategy for a digitally healthier 2017Anthony Tuite
Part 1: Method for categorising website content using the "Hero, Hub & Hygiene" structure. Part 2: Method for analysing content ideas to make them more 'sticky' using the SUCCES framework. Originally presented at Outreach Digital event on 10th Jan 2017
Discover the secrets of the masters of storytelling and how to present your business or skill set in a more compelling and intuitive way and allow you to keep the ongoing attention of your audience.
In this crowded and distracting world, it is increasingly difficult to get heard. That is why it is important to get the attention of your target audience by telling a story that they want to listen to!
The Only Storytelling Guide You’ll Ever Need: How to Inspire Donors to ActionPursuant
As a fundraiser, you know how hard it can be to get someone to care about your cause.
This is why storytelling is so essential. Neuroscience and psychology confirm the powerful effect stories play in the decision-making process.
Exceptional storytelling creates emotion that ultimately spurs action.
But what makes a great story, and how can your organization craft stories that resonate with donors and inspire them to act?
7 ways storytelling improves communication - slidesharejointeambuilding
Everyone loves a good story. Stories ignite our imagination. Stories or narratives have been shared in every culture as a means of entertainment, education, cultural preservation and instilling moral values. In the same way, in the business world today, storytelling is widely used by managers and leaders to communicate with their audience.
Publiek16, inspiratiedag van Publiek Centraal op 15 maart 2016 in Gent.
Sessie: Leren van elkaars #fuckups. Live faalverhalen
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