Eventex 2016 presentation by Martijn Timmermans, The Red Line Project. Topics: Why Storysharing is so effective at events. What tools can be used and How this results into more motivated and active audience engagement.
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The document discusses using authentic real-world experiences as a resource for learning. It advocates dividing complex processes into smaller, sequenced steps with relevant details when explaining them. It also encourages using traits like curiosity, courage, imagination, reason, and collaboration to learn. These traits can help generate and explore possibilities, try new things, craft ideas, and share resources with others.
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This document lists 10 creative but unusual uses for a Bulgarian souvenir, including using it as a refrigerator magnet, tea candle holder, paperweight, replacement chess piece, floatation device for a duck, monocle holder, gear-shift knob, and urn for a cremated mouse. It is dedicated to the Queens of Bulgaria and warns that no one would want to copy the creative but odd suggested uses.
Let’s be honest, information is to be found everywhere – as it always has. So, it should come as no surprise that information architecture has also been around since the dawn of time. This is often forgotten in our enthusiasm for electronic media. I hope to make you think more about what makes a good information architect and what pitfalls we should avoid.
This was my closing keynote at World Information Architecture Day (WIAD) in Ghent, Belgium.
UX strategy is about analyzing an organization's business strategy and outlining what needs to be done from a UX perspective to ensure that the goals of the business strategy are achieved. In brief, UX strategy is the glue that binds the company vision (goals) with the day-to-day UX tactics (execution). Without a clear UX strategy, it is entirely possible to design killer UX concepts, yet fail miserably in the marketplace. That happens a lot. This talk aims to help companies and designers avoid costly yet easily avoidable pitfalls.
Surprisingly, most companies don't have a UX strategy. In fact, very few even know what this document would contain. This talk aims to show people how to start, conduct, and complete this work, even within politically disinclined organizations.
This document is a presentation by Amalgamation Wedding Consultants and Management Organization, a full service wedding planning company in Bangladesh. The summary includes:
1) Amalgamation provides complete wedding consulting services and aims to make weddings stress-free while highlighting Bangladeshi culture.
2) The company's target market is weddings in Bangladesh, which are growing rapidly, and it aims to develop the wedding industry through a modern approach reflecting Bangladeshi traditions.
3) Amalgamation will be financed equally through investments from its five owner-members and estimates start-up costs of 1 million BDT plus operating capital of 500,000 BDT for the first two months.
4) The presentation outlines
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The document discusses the importance of effective communication in global projects due to cultural and language barriers. It provides several studies that found "language, communication, or culture" barriers and poor communications were among the top causes of project failures in global software development and outsourcing projects. Developing cultural understanding and improving communication skills are important factors for maintaining trust and success in global collaborations.
The document provides tips for improving time management, including tracking how time is spent, identifying time wasters, setting goals, prioritizing tasks, delegating responsibilities, establishing routines, and organizing work spaces. Key recommendations are to realize that time management is about managing oneself, record activities, find and stop wasting time, and implement and stick to a time management plan.
The document discusses using authentic real-world experiences as a resource for learning. It advocates dividing complex processes into smaller, sequenced steps with relevant details when explaining them. It also encourages using traits like curiosity, courage, imagination, reason, and collaboration to learn. These traits can help generate and explore possibilities, try new things, craft ideas, and share resources with others.
This document summarizes a lecture on innovation given by Martijn Timmermans at Inholland University in September 2012. The lecture explores different definitions of innovation throughout history and discusses innovators who introduced changes challenging the established order, such as the printing press. Timmermans also shares perspectives on innovation from his professional network and concludes that there is no single definition, and an innovative environment requires support, humor, debate, trust and openness.
This document lists 10 creative but unusual uses for a Bulgarian souvenir, including using it as a refrigerator magnet, tea candle holder, paperweight, replacement chess piece, floatation device for a duck, monocle holder, gear-shift knob, and urn for a cremated mouse. It is dedicated to the Queens of Bulgaria and warns that no one would want to copy the creative but odd suggested uses.
Let’s be honest, information is to be found everywhere – as it always has. So, it should come as no surprise that information architecture has also been around since the dawn of time. This is often forgotten in our enthusiasm for electronic media. I hope to make you think more about what makes a good information architect and what pitfalls we should avoid.
This was my closing keynote at World Information Architecture Day (WIAD) in Ghent, Belgium.
UX strategy is about analyzing an organization's business strategy and outlining what needs to be done from a UX perspective to ensure that the goals of the business strategy are achieved. In brief, UX strategy is the glue that binds the company vision (goals) with the day-to-day UX tactics (execution). Without a clear UX strategy, it is entirely possible to design killer UX concepts, yet fail miserably in the marketplace. That happens a lot. This talk aims to help companies and designers avoid costly yet easily avoidable pitfalls.
Surprisingly, most companies don't have a UX strategy. In fact, very few even know what this document would contain. This talk aims to show people how to start, conduct, and complete this work, even within politically disinclined organizations.
This document is a presentation by Amalgamation Wedding Consultants and Management Organization, a full service wedding planning company in Bangladesh. The summary includes:
1) Amalgamation provides complete wedding consulting services and aims to make weddings stress-free while highlighting Bangladeshi culture.
2) The company's target market is weddings in Bangladesh, which are growing rapidly, and it aims to develop the wedding industry through a modern approach reflecting Bangladeshi traditions.
3) Amalgamation will be financed equally through investments from its five owner-members and estimates start-up costs of 1 million BDT plus operating capital of 500,000 BDT for the first two months.
4) The presentation outlines
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The document discusses the importance of effective communication in global projects due to cultural and language barriers. It provides several studies that found "language, communication, or culture" barriers and poor communications were among the top causes of project failures in global software development and outsourcing projects. Developing cultural understanding and improving communication skills are important factors for maintaining trust and success in global collaborations.
This document discusses communication challenges and potential solutions related to environmental issues. It notes that communication is often not seen as important, questions of program effectiveness exist, and there are language and trust barriers. Potential solutions proposed include understanding audiences better, using plain language, connecting different sectors, and increasing education. The document also provides examples of story ideas focused on environmental themes that could engage audiences.
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A brief introduction to The Lewis Method of Deep Democracy and 2 tools from the toolkit: The 4 Steps and the Check-in. This talk touches on Psychological Safety and how Deep Democracy can support it in groups through allowing all voices to be heard and through working with Resistance in people and organisations. This talk was created by Pru Gell and Andrea Blundell for 1st Conference on March 2 2017.
1. The document provides guidance on how to make your idea spread through a TED talk by focusing on 10 key areas called the 10 Cs.
2. The 10 Cs are: making the talk compelling, concise, conscious of the audience, comprehended by diverse age groups, provide proper context, be clear using visual aids, make conversions between measurement systems, avoid colloquial language, be cautious of sensitive content, and respect copyrights.
3. Following these 10 Cs can help one craft a TED talk that effectively spreads their idea on a global scale.
This document provides guidance on using stories effectively in presentations. It discusses how stories can capture attention and engage audiences. Stories should be carefully developed by considering elements like characters, plot, climax, and resolution. Stories should also be tailored to the specific audience and aligned with the overall purpose of the presentation. Following principles of storytelling like plausibility, believability, and truthfulness can help ensure stories are impactful. Stories are most powerful when they are genuinely and strategically incorporated into presentations.
This document provides tips for delivering powerful presentations. It emphasizes that the goal of any presentation is to persuade the audience and "sell an idea". It recommends focusing on crafting a clear central message or key idea, knowing your audience, using techniques like storytelling and repetition, and rehearsing extensively. Presentations should be well-structured, visual, and concise to engage listeners with short attention spans. Proper preparation including practice is key to an effective presentation.
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This document summarizes a discussion on strategies for advancing racial equity in museums. It describes how the Museums & Race initiative began in response to lack of response from museums after Ferguson. Their goal is systemic change in museums through governance, funding, representation, and transparency. The discussion covered paradigms around oppression and privilege. Activities were presented to brainstorm worst case scenarios and preventive actions. A Museums & Race Report Card was introduced to provide accountability by allowing museums to self-evaluate practices around issues like responsiveness and representation. Attendees were encouraged to provide feedback to continue improving the report card.
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This document summarizes a presentation about unlocking the secret strengths of learners. The presentation covered identifying individual strengths and challenges, investigating research on introverts and extroverts, exploring strategies to encourage dialogue and inclusion, reflecting on one's own educational context, and sharing an action plan. The agenda included discussing personality types, strengths, challenges, strategies like backchannel chats and equity maps to empower different learners, and prioritizing inclusive strategies for one's own school. The presentation provided resources on empowering introverts and creating an equitable environment for all types of learners.
The document provides information on different types of speeches and their main elements. It discusses demonstration speeches, which are used to explain how to do something through clear instructions and visual aids. Informative speeches aim to increase audience knowledge on a topic through facts and repetition of key points. Persuasive speeches attempt to change opinions using credibility and appealing to emotions. Tribute speeches honor a person or group, while inspirational speeches motivate through optimism and achievable goals. Motivational speeches persuade the audience that a problem exists and provide direction for improvement.
For a leader to have impact, authentic presence is an essential quality. Combine it with practiced storytelling skills and you have the ability to influence and set the agenda.
This session will give you practical tools to cultivate your presence and storytelling to have a material impact on your ability to influence to support your leadership growth.
As an attendee, you can expect to leave this session with:
· Practical strategies for cultivating your authentic presence
· A framework for enriching your storytelling skills
· Inspiration of how to use your you newly sharpened qualities and skills to contribute to the world recovery for the good of community and to elevate joy
The document discusses the art of speechwriting and persuasion. It covers Aristotle's three modes of persuasion - ethos, pathos, and logos. Ethos appeals to credibility, pathos appeals to emotion, and logos uses logical reasoning. It also outlines the five steps of speechwriting as researched by the author: 1) research the speaker, issue, and audience, 2) establish a clear aim, 3) discover a big idea, 4) organize arguments, and 5) write a first draft. Additionally, it discusses principles of persuasion such as grabbing attention, gaining acceptance from the audience, and winning agreement through presenting an illusion of consensus.
This document provides an introduction and overview of speech communication. It discusses several communication theories including Berlo's listening theory and the Shannon and Weaver model. It also addresses types of communication and introduces the topic of public speaking. The document emphasizes that public speaking is an important skill and outlines reasons why, including its relevance in employment. It acknowledges that public speaking anxiety is normal and provides tips for overcoming fears, such as preparing, visualizing success, understanding mistakes are inevitable, and realizing nerves may not be visible to others.
The document discusses various learning strategies including dramatization, demonstration methods, learning laboratories, and direct experiences. Dramatization involves role playing, puppetry, and other forms of interactive theater to actively engage students. Demonstration methods show students how to do something while emphasizing key points. Learning laboratories provide hands-on learning in science, computer, and language facilities. Direct experiences use field trips, community activities, and guest speakers to immerse students in real-world learning outside the classroom.
1) The document describes various "Liberating Structures" that can be used to improve meetings and make them more productive by getting everyone engaged and contributing ideas.
2) Some of the structures mentioned include impromptu networking to build connections, 1-2-4-All to have everyone contribute ideas progressively, and minimum specifications to focus only on the most important requirements.
3) Conventional meeting structures tend to be too controlled from the top-down or too loose, but liberating structures aim to distribute responsibility more widely and engage participants in shaping solutions.
A good advice to any ScrumMaster is ”Ask the team!”. In order to do so a ScrumMaster needs to be equipped with knowledge in the art of powerful questions. A ScrumMaster also needs to be equipped with good listening skills.
With strong listening skills the ScrumMaster can empower the team and let it have the voice and own the problem. This presentation will help readers take further steps towards perfection of their listening skills.
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This document discusses effective science communication. It notes that traditional methods assume people are rational actors, but research shows most behavior is unconscious and influenced by others. The document recommends knowing your audience and their interests. It advocates using images to tell stories and conveying just a few key messages or slides. The document also suggests thinking like a journalist by focusing on compelling stories, relevance, and concise explanations of why findings matter. Overall it emphasizes crafting clear, memorable messages and reinforcing them consistently across communications.
This document outlines an agenda and goals for a communication strategies workshop. The workshop will discuss communication barriers, verbal and nonverbal communication skills, asking good questions, and mastering conversation. Participants will learn tips and techniques through discussion and activities. They will also identify areas for self-improvement to apply after the workshop. The goal is for participants to leave with stronger communication skills.
This document discusses different types of speeches according to purpose and delivery. It identifies three types of speeches according to purpose: informative speeches which aim to inform, entertainment speeches which aim to entertain, and persuasive speeches which aim to persuade. It also identifies four types of speeches according to delivery: extemporaneous speeches which involve limited preparation using notes, impromptu speeches which are delivered without preparation, manuscript speeches which are read from a prepared text, and memorized speeches which are recited from memory. The document provides examples and tips for each type of speech to help speakers choose the best type for different situations.
Presented at devopsdays Nashville. Tdeas to simplify conversations about systems thinking and transformation. Touches on devops history, systems thinking, double loop learning and the overwhelming opportunity to solve problems with software.
Presentation and public speaking skills allow individuals to effectively communicate ideas to audiences. These skills include engaging delivery, clear communication, and storytelling abilities. Strong presentation involves using vocal variety, maintaining eye contact, and practicing to reduce filler words. Several activities were outlined to improve aspects of speaking like developing narratives, practicing sales pitches, and continuous storytelling with others. Mastering public speaking takes practice to build confidence addressing audiences.
What is Public Speaking? What are the fears (problems) of public speaking? How to overcome anxiety of public speaking? Some key tips of public speaking.
This document discusses communication challenges and potential solutions related to environmental issues. It notes that communication is often not seen as important, questions of program effectiveness exist, and there are language and trust barriers. Potential solutions proposed include understanding audiences better, using plain language, connecting different sectors, and increasing education. The document also provides examples of story ideas focused on environmental themes that could engage audiences.
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1. The document provides guidance on how to make your idea spread through a TED talk by focusing on 10 key areas called the 10 Cs.
2. The 10 Cs are: making the talk compelling, concise, conscious of the audience, comprehended by diverse age groups, provide proper context, be clear using visual aids, make conversions between measurement systems, avoid colloquial language, be cautious of sensitive content, and respect copyrights.
3. Following these 10 Cs can help one craft a TED talk that effectively spreads their idea on a global scale.
This document provides guidance on using stories effectively in presentations. It discusses how stories can capture attention and engage audiences. Stories should be carefully developed by considering elements like characters, plot, climax, and resolution. Stories should also be tailored to the specific audience and aligned with the overall purpose of the presentation. Following principles of storytelling like plausibility, believability, and truthfulness can help ensure stories are impactful. Stories are most powerful when they are genuinely and strategically incorporated into presentations.
This document provides tips for delivering powerful presentations. It emphasizes that the goal of any presentation is to persuade the audience and "sell an idea". It recommends focusing on crafting a clear central message or key idea, knowing your audience, using techniques like storytelling and repetition, and rehearsing extensively. Presentations should be well-structured, visual, and concise to engage listeners with short attention spans. Proper preparation including practice is key to an effective presentation.
Strategies for Surfacing Truth and Fostering Reconciliation for Racial EquityWest Muse
This document summarizes a discussion on strategies for advancing racial equity in museums. It describes how the Museums & Race initiative began in response to lack of response from museums after Ferguson. Their goal is systemic change in museums through governance, funding, representation, and transparency. The discussion covered paradigms around oppression and privilege. Activities were presented to brainstorm worst case scenarios and preventive actions. A Museums & Race Report Card was introduced to provide accountability by allowing museums to self-evaluate practices around issues like responsiveness and representation. Attendees were encouraged to provide feedback to continue improving the report card.
Unlocking the Secret Strength of Learners L2 Tokyo.pptxNickiHambleton1
This document summarizes a presentation about unlocking the secret strengths of learners. The presentation covered identifying individual strengths and challenges, investigating research on introverts and extroverts, exploring strategies to encourage dialogue and inclusion, reflecting on one's own educational context, and sharing an action plan. The agenda included discussing personality types, strengths, challenges, strategies like backchannel chats and equity maps to empower different learners, and prioritizing inclusive strategies for one's own school. The presentation provided resources on empowering introverts and creating an equitable environment for all types of learners.
The document provides information on different types of speeches and their main elements. It discusses demonstration speeches, which are used to explain how to do something through clear instructions and visual aids. Informative speeches aim to increase audience knowledge on a topic through facts and repetition of key points. Persuasive speeches attempt to change opinions using credibility and appealing to emotions. Tribute speeches honor a person or group, while inspirational speeches motivate through optimism and achievable goals. Motivational speeches persuade the audience that a problem exists and provide direction for improvement.
For a leader to have impact, authentic presence is an essential quality. Combine it with practiced storytelling skills and you have the ability to influence and set the agenda.
This session will give you practical tools to cultivate your presence and storytelling to have a material impact on your ability to influence to support your leadership growth.
As an attendee, you can expect to leave this session with:
· Practical strategies for cultivating your authentic presence
· A framework for enriching your storytelling skills
· Inspiration of how to use your you newly sharpened qualities and skills to contribute to the world recovery for the good of community and to elevate joy
The document discusses the art of speechwriting and persuasion. It covers Aristotle's three modes of persuasion - ethos, pathos, and logos. Ethos appeals to credibility, pathos appeals to emotion, and logos uses logical reasoning. It also outlines the five steps of speechwriting as researched by the author: 1) research the speaker, issue, and audience, 2) establish a clear aim, 3) discover a big idea, 4) organize arguments, and 5) write a first draft. Additionally, it discusses principles of persuasion such as grabbing attention, gaining acceptance from the audience, and winning agreement through presenting an illusion of consensus.
This document provides an introduction and overview of speech communication. It discusses several communication theories including Berlo's listening theory and the Shannon and Weaver model. It also addresses types of communication and introduces the topic of public speaking. The document emphasizes that public speaking is an important skill and outlines reasons why, including its relevance in employment. It acknowledges that public speaking anxiety is normal and provides tips for overcoming fears, such as preparing, visualizing success, understanding mistakes are inevitable, and realizing nerves may not be visible to others.
The document discusses various learning strategies including dramatization, demonstration methods, learning laboratories, and direct experiences. Dramatization involves role playing, puppetry, and other forms of interactive theater to actively engage students. Demonstration methods show students how to do something while emphasizing key points. Learning laboratories provide hands-on learning in science, computer, and language facilities. Direct experiences use field trips, community activities, and guest speakers to immerse students in real-world learning outside the classroom.
1) The document describes various "Liberating Structures" that can be used to improve meetings and make them more productive by getting everyone engaged and contributing ideas.
2) Some of the structures mentioned include impromptu networking to build connections, 1-2-4-All to have everyone contribute ideas progressively, and minimum specifications to focus only on the most important requirements.
3) Conventional meeting structures tend to be too controlled from the top-down or too loose, but liberating structures aim to distribute responsibility more widely and engage participants in shaping solutions.
A good advice to any ScrumMaster is ”Ask the team!”. In order to do so a ScrumMaster needs to be equipped with knowledge in the art of powerful questions. A ScrumMaster also needs to be equipped with good listening skills.
With strong listening skills the ScrumMaster can empower the team and let it have the voice and own the problem. This presentation will help readers take further steps towards perfection of their listening skills.
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This document discusses effective science communication. It notes that traditional methods assume people are rational actors, but research shows most behavior is unconscious and influenced by others. The document recommends knowing your audience and their interests. It advocates using images to tell stories and conveying just a few key messages or slides. The document also suggests thinking like a journalist by focusing on compelling stories, relevance, and concise explanations of why findings matter. Overall it emphasizes crafting clear, memorable messages and reinforcing them consistently across communications.
This document outlines an agenda and goals for a communication strategies workshop. The workshop will discuss communication barriers, verbal and nonverbal communication skills, asking good questions, and mastering conversation. Participants will learn tips and techniques through discussion and activities. They will also identify areas for self-improvement to apply after the workshop. The goal is for participants to leave with stronger communication skills.
This document discusses different types of speeches according to purpose and delivery. It identifies three types of speeches according to purpose: informative speeches which aim to inform, entertainment speeches which aim to entertain, and persuasive speeches which aim to persuade. It also identifies four types of speeches according to delivery: extemporaneous speeches which involve limited preparation using notes, impromptu speeches which are delivered without preparation, manuscript speeches which are read from a prepared text, and memorized speeches which are recited from memory. The document provides examples and tips for each type of speech to help speakers choose the best type for different situations.
Presented at devopsdays Nashville. Tdeas to simplify conversations about systems thinking and transformation. Touches on devops history, systems thinking, double loop learning and the overwhelming opportunity to solve problems with software.
Presentation and public speaking skills allow individuals to effectively communicate ideas to audiences. These skills include engaging delivery, clear communication, and storytelling abilities. Strong presentation involves using vocal variety, maintaining eye contact, and practicing to reduce filler words. Several activities were outlined to improve aspects of speaking like developing narratives, practicing sales pitches, and continuous storytelling with others. Mastering public speaking takes practice to build confidence addressing audiences.
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4. 1. Autonomy
2. Competence
3. Relatedness
Deci, E. L., & Ryan, R. M. (1985). Intrinsic motivation and selfdetermination in human behaviour.
WHAT ARE THE BASIC HUMAN NEEDS
STORYTELLING IS ONE OF THE MOST POWERFULL EXCERSIS TO USE AT EVENTS
Why, because it effects so many importants parts of the brain.
So in fact it activates many important parts of the brain. But that is only when you listen to a story. Wouldn’t it be cool if everyone can tell their story not just me?
This is what usually happens!
But is doesn’t fit with our basic human needs
thus audience’s need
Design your event with these 3 basic needs incorporated
reveal why and how storytelling leads to deeper engagement and transformation of people at live events.
How: use the magic of storytelling to design events
What: can create events that have both autonomous and shared experiences.
Why storysharing is a powerfull answer to meet the audience’s need for autonomy, relatedness and competence.
What tools can be used to fuel creativity and engagement.
How this leads to deeper connections and transformation of audiences’ expectations at live events.
We are born storytellers, before we could read or write we told each other stories. This is how we
create a safe and trusting space where people will join in the new learning processes.
Tools for autonomy: writing – brains work – creative
Silent reflection maybe, in a minute
I want to activate many more parts of the brain
You can learn much more from 150 people 5 min think and write x 4 stories = 150 x 5 = 750 x 4 stories
create a safe and trusting space where people will join in the new learning processes.
Tools for autonomy: writing – brains work – creative
Silent reflection maybe, in a minute
opening questions matters a lot.
appeal to participants’ experience
learning model: we learn not by acquiring and retaining knowledge-as-facts, but by picking up and integrating material that is relevant to the intentions and projects we have, things that will help us flourish and unfold our potentials.
Loation: fluent: even the most restricted locations can be facilitated from public spaces to monumantal buildings
Time: TEDx was fully scheduled. High level audence, royal family, ministers etc. 10 days before we started
Target group: Anyone can write or draw an awnser,
Write a short story about best event experience?
Why did you go there
How did it make you feel
What made it so special
Write a short story about best event experience?
Why did you go there
How did it make you feel
What made it so special
Write a short story about best event experience?
Why did you go there
How did it make you feel
What made it so special
Write a short story about best event experience?
Why did you go there
How did it make you feel
What made it so special
Write a short story about best event experience?
Why did you go there
How did it make you feel
What made it so special
Design your event with these 3 basic needs incorporated
But is doesn’t fit with our basic human needs
thus audience’s need
Design your event with these 3 basic needs incorporated
Design your event with these 3 basic needs incorporated