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b. Pushing products
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d. Using out-of-date, unverified, or untrue data
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f. Telling irrelevant stories
g. Relying on “standard” stories
7. Getting the story right requires a map. You have one with the five Ws and H.
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b. What makes you unique from all the other “unicorns”? Is it customer service? Employee morale? Dedication to innovation?
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8. Build your story skeleton, using the answers given to the questions above. Then, create a brief that spells out audience, tone, and purpose.
9. Publish the story.
10. Assess, refine, and repeat.
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b. Pushing products
c. Being inauthentic
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f. Telling irrelevant stories
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c. Why do you do what you do? Why this product or service and not that one?
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e. When should you tell the story? Answer: Think "evergreen" and seasonal.
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Scrollの使い方ver3キャリアサポート
- 1. How to use SCROLL (ubiquitous learning log system)
- 2. What is Ubiquitous Learning Log? ● A recorded form of knowledge or learning experience acquired in our daily lives. ● Memory storage for notable or important knowledge Audio Location Photo Place Time
- 3. What is SCROLL? ● To assist international students to study language such as Japanese, English and Chinese Emergency Room 救急処置室 Physician 医師 Blow dryer ヘヤードラヤー Hair cutting カート • main course 主要料理 • desert デザート • deposit 預金 • account number 通帳番号
- 4. What is SCROLL? ● To assist international students to study language such as Japanese, English and Chinese Emergency Room 救急処置室 Physician 医師 Blow dryer ヘヤードラヤー Hair cutting カート • main course 主要料理 • desert デザート • deposit 預金 • account number 通帳番号
- 5. SCROLL Career Support (overview) SCROLL Career Support (overview) SCROLL Career Support
- 6. Let’s create your account! http://ll.artsci.kyushu-u.ac.jp/learninglog/signin PC smartphone
- 7. Let’s create your account! ②Click ‘Send’
- 8. Let’s create your account! ②Click this URL
- 9. Let’s create your account! ②Click “Submit” ①Input ※You can fill in only required subject
- 10. Signup Success! ②Click ①Enter your email address and pass word Sign in”
- 11. Let’s add new object(knowledge)! ①Click “Add ULL”
- 12. Let’s add new object(knowledge)! ①Enter new knowledge! ※Click “Translate” to show its translation. ② Click “Save”
- 13. Let’s add new object(knowledge)! ①Enter new knowledge! ※Click “Translate” to show its translation. ② Scroll down to click “Save”
- 14. AETEL MyLearning
- 16. 電子書籍を選択
- 17. すると書籍を読めます
- 18. 電子書籍には8つの機能があります (1)Bookmark : 栞を付けられます (2)Highlight : 特定の位置にマーカーを付けられます (3)Add Log : 学びをログとして記録できます (4)Memo : メモを書けます (5)My Page : MyLearningを開きます (6)Search : その書籍全体から特定の単語/フレーズ を検索します (7)Meaning : 特定の単語/フレーズの意味を調べます (8)Close : 書籍を閉じます
- 19. 特定の単語を選択して「Add Log」を押すと学びを記録できます 他言語のタイトル入力のためにクリック 最初の一回だけ Place attributeと場所 名の両方を入力 授業中 : In Class 授業外 : Out of Class保存
- 20. MyLearningの使い方