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Today we may have witnessed a first: a press release delivered via 6-second Vine mini-video. The makers of Sonar, a “social discovery app” that allows users to find others by geographical proximity (which Mediabistro profiled in this Elevator Pitch video), just received a big investment from Microsoft‘s Bing Fund–and they chose a unique way of letting the world know about it....
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In the world of website development, they say content is king. In the world of training/education, you can provide truckloads of content, but it's really context that rules.
I like this article! Hey -- in business we are constantly having to educate people about our product or service. So here's an idea for you -- use scenarios in your presentations to get everyone involved in on-the-spot learning. Providing someone an experience of your company, product, service builds instant connection, rapport, and transfers knowledge.
The author has a terrific diagram in the article about creating scenarios along with lots of great links.
Now if you are a trainer, scenarios are not new to you, but I bet you will find the info and links shared here a valuable resource!
Thanks @IdeaLearningGroup for sending me this link :)
This review was written by Karen Dietz for her curated content on business storytelling at www.scoop.it/t/just-story-it ; Via Karen Dietz Delete the scoop?
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Worthy experiment but maybe too little information?