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"For my 40th birthday last year, my son gave me a book he’d written. It had a cover on which he’d written down the story’s title and had drawn a cover picture, and it was filled with several empty pages that he’d taped together. The idea was that we would write the story together." Read the full article to find out more about these three storytelling tips to get you started:
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Welcome to the Search Stories Video Creator. Just type in your searches and select the kind of results that best communicate your story. Then, share your story with the world.
Ha ha ha -- I just spent several hours creating 7 very short videos about business storytelling -- and had a ton of fun using Google's Search Stories Video Creator!!
These are micro-stories, each with a beginning, middle, and an end. All but 3 contain a context, premise, problem, and solution. And I'll re-do those 3 tomorrow so they are stories rather than promos.
See, you CAN share a mini-business story using some of these new technologies!
This tool is so easy to use it takes no time at all. And I now have a YouTube channel :))
What a total hoot. I couldn't stop giggling every time I made one. Go check them out and tell me what you think. Then go make some of your own!
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIh_gUpWhDmhdp0XuMFPQ_Q?feature=mhee
Many many thanks to fellow curator Robin Good for adding this site to his collection where I found it at http://presentationtools.masternewmedia.org/ ;
Google's promo http://googleblog.blogspot.ca/2010/04/make-your-own-search-story-video-in.html#!/2010/04/make-your-own-search-story-video-in.html
's comment April 13, 2012 5:47 PM
Thank you Silvia!
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I have finally added a list of my favorite biz story books that you can now access and explore yourself.
These books are the best I've found that will help you build practical storytelling skills, and make us all smarter about business narratives.
The books include everything from conducting narrative research within organizations, how leaders can use storytelling, stories in marketing/branding, how to use stories for change and transformation, and using stories for break-through communication.
The books include many business examples, processes, and how-to steps. I hope they prove useful for you. Enjoy!
PS -- and let me know if you have recommendations!
's comment March 11, 2012 9:17 PM
Thank you for re-scooping this Stephane! Have a wonderful week :)
's comment March 11, 2012 9:18 PM
Thank you Gimli! Have a wonderful week :)
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Michael Harris walks us through the process of creating a story that sells in his webinar "How to Create Stories that Sell".
Kim Zinke (aka Gimli Goose)'s insight:
Thanks Karen Dietz for finding this. See her comments below for a great description of what is covered in the video, powerpoint, story template, and the bad and good story example.
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Lightning Bug is THE writing companion for young authors. Helping you to write a story from beginning to THE END. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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Several developers in our network make apps that focus on learning new languages. Our guest post this week highlights strategies from two families that cover storytelling as an important component of bilingual education in the home.
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Not everybody can write a good story well. What everybody does have, is a story to tell. If you're writing skills aren't up to snuff, look for other ways to tell your story. Or, as this article demonstrates, you don't have to tell your story alone. Consider collaborative storytelling.