Article discussing ideas from the book Brain Rules on the impact of our visual perception on sales presentations (Presentation Rules using Visual Storytelling to sell Big Ideas http://t.co/Pn8Vpw7g)...
Via Karen Dietz, Heiko Idensen, Jim Lerman
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Via Karen Dietz, Heiko Idensen, Jim Lerman
Karen Dietz's comment,
January 4, 12:18 PM
You are absolutely right Julie!
Karen Dietz's comment,
January 4, 12:19 PM
LOL Billy! In that case it becomes a story trigger -- a word or image that triggers a known story in the mind of the listener.
Karen Dietz's comment,
January 4, 12:19 PM
Yes, I loved that point too Outi!
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A great way of getting kids to learn the details and connections as well as improving their technical skills. This is a carefully documented and annotated idea from one teacher who got his class to create videos on the Louisianna Purchase. Could be used for ,any complex topics. Delete the scoop?
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Some interesting ideas on how to tell a visual story and make your presentations more memorable.