Instructional Storytelling
for Trainers & Content Developers
(Open Workshop for Corporates)
Date:
June 20, 2009 (Saturday)
Time:
10:00 AM - 6:00
PM
Venue: Wavelength,
Link House, 2nd Floor, C-4, Sector 10, Noida - 201301
Phone: 9810324284
/ 9810412297 / 0120-4315505
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Name of the Workshop: Instructional
Storytelling for Trainers & Content Developers
Who Should Attend?
Objective of the Workshop:
At the end of the training the participants will be able to design
effective instructional stories for training/eLearning content by
synthesizing the concepts of storytelling with the relevant instructional
design principles.
Brief:
Instructional Storytelling is a craft that requires the deft touch
of an artist as well as a logician. We all know that a well-told
instructional story can enable a learner to learn difficult concepts
faster and retain them better. Most trainers and training creators
battle with the questions - where to use a story, how to write a
story that could truly bind the audience, and how to maintain the
delicate balance of education and entertainment.
The good news is that instructional storytelling is more of a craft
than an art and hence can be learned and perfected with practice.
What it requires is a step-by-step logical process of deduction
and creation. This training workshop helps you develop the skill
to design effective instructional stories for different types of
content.
Those interested can learn more about instructional storytelling
by reading the Wavelength Article, "The
Long and Short of Instructional Storytelling".
Conducted By:
Shafali R. Anand (Founder and Director –Wavelength eLearning
Consulting & Training, Editor & Publisher – Wavelength
– The Indian ID Newsletter)
Read more
about Shafali...
Content Outline:
- Pertinent ID Principles
- Andragogy
- motivation
- ARCS Model
- What is storytelling?
- Elements of story
- Learning & storytelling
- How to synthesize a story to train?
- Role of the audience
- Role of the content
- Outlining the story design process
- Content and Audience Mapping for:
- The Characters
- The Setting
- The Plot
- The Resolution
- Applying the story design process – Mini Project
- Adding finishing touches
- Adding directions for implementing classroom storytelling
Learning Methodology:
- The participants will apply the concepts of instructional
storytelling to design storylines for different content types
under the instructor's guidance.
- The workshop will proceed in interactive mode and will be given
shape by the queries of its participants.
- The workshop will be interspersed with short role-plays and
real-life examples.
Views of Earlier
Participants:
“It
was a very different and good experience. I had never been exposed
to any information about Instructional Design earlier. Instructional
Storytelling was a good way to become introduced to instructional
design to an extent. I found the information on the structure of
instructional storytelling very helpful and systematic. I will attempt
to apply it very soon."
Swati Menon - Assistant Manager,
Keane Worldzen.
“The
training was excellent. While we have been (as trainers) using stories
in our trainings, we could see the rational, scientific way of doing
the same, after this training. The learning has been immense and
the application potential of this learning is very high."
DMR
Panda - Senior Faculty, Power
Management Institute, NTPC.
“Provided
good clarity on the storytelling model and the framework of storytelling."
Shalini Srivastava
- Asst. Manager Training, Bharti
Airtel Ltd.
“
Experience was good. Learnt the facts and concepts about Instructional
Storytelling, which I didn’t have earlier."
Divya Sethi-
Mgrior Executive Trainings, Keane
Worldzen.
“The concept is unique.
As the facilitator said, Storytelling is a craft. We learnt the
concepts that would help us create better stories and hence enhance
learning. Good Training."
Perineeta
Malhotra - Deputy Manager, Keane
Worldzen.
“This is a good workshop. The trainer’s
hands-on experience with the subject added a lot of value."
Poulomee Moulik
- Manager, Organizational Learning,
Manpower India.
“This training was a great experience.
It gave me a totally new perspective as far as storytelling is concerned.
The ideas, the steps and the procedures involved in storytelling
were an eye-opener and I will definitely apply the learning in my
job."
Devarshi Rawat - Lead, Training,
Keane Worldzen.
Duration,
Date, and Time of Workshop:
- 1 Day (8 hours)
- June 20, 2009.
- 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM:
- Morning Session
- Lunch Break (from 2.00 PM to 2.30 PM)(Lunch,
Morning and Afternoon Tea, will be organized by Wavelength.)
- Afternoon Session
Venue:
Wavelength, Link House, 2nd Floor, C-4, Sector 10, Noida - 201301
Group Size:
Group Size: 8-10.
Workshop Fee: Rs.
7500/- per participant.
Workshop Inquiries:
Please call: 91-9810324284 / 91-9810412287/ 0120-4315505 Or
email: connect [at] vibrantwavelength [dot]
com
Certificate of Participation:
All the participants will be awarded the Certificate of Participation
for the workshop with the name of the sponsoring organization.
Registration
Process:
Registrations for the workshop are open now. The
registrations will be done on "first-come first-served"
basis (this workshop would accomodate no more than 10 participants).
Please add "Instructional Storytelling Workshop" to the
subject line and send us your requirements at connect
[at] vibrantwavelength [dot] com. or contact Wavelength at
9810324284 / 9810412297/ 0120-415505.
Instructional
Storytelling for Trainers & Content Developers
(Open Workshop for Corporates)
Date:
June 20, 2009 (Saturday)
Time:
10:00 AM - 6:00
PM
Venue: Wavelength,
Link House, 2nd Floor, C-4, Sector 10, Noida - 201301
Phone: 9810324284
/ 9810412297 / 0120-4315505
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this workshop to your friend
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