© 2007 Humanize Technology Storytelling + Design The Value of Story Parsons School of Design Instructor: Laura Forlano Presenters: Lynne Duddy and Lawrence.

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© 2007 Humanize Technology Storytelling + Design The Value of Story Parsons School of Design Instructor: Laura Forlano Presenters: Lynne Duddy and Lawrence Howard

© 2007 Humanize Technology Storytelling, the Original Internet Storytelling is the oldest and most valuable form of communication known to humankind Storytelling is the oldest and most valuable form of communication known to humankind The oral narrative in history, society, and culture The oral narrative in history, society, and culture Storytelling provides a way to meet some of the challenges that designers face in today’s corporate environment when contributing to human-centered values in the business decision-making process Storytelling provides a way to meet some of the challenges that designers face in today’s corporate environment when contributing to human-centered values in the business decision-making process

© 2007 Humanize Technology Human Hard-Wiring Human beings are hard-wired to tell and listen to stories. Human beings are hard-wired to tell and listen to stories. Human beings are creatures of language and for most of our existence, oral storytelling is the way we have communicated. Human beings are creatures of language and for most of our existence, oral storytelling is the way we have communicated. Stories are how we make sense of the world. Stories are how we make sense of the world. We organize the information that comes to us into a story format We organize the information that comes to us into a story format For millennia, people told each other stories. For millennia, people told each other stories.

© 2007 Humanize Technology Human Hard-Wiring The written word is a very recent development in the big picture of human history; radio, movies and TV, even more so. The written word is a very recent development in the big picture of human history; radio, movies and TV, even more so. Our ability to process the information that comes to us in this way is both very primal and very highly developed Our ability to process the information that comes to us in this way is both very primal and very highly developed Story helps us make choices Story helps us make choices The stories aren’t good because they’re old, they’re old because their good The stories aren’t good because they’re old, they’re old because their good

© 2007 Humanize Technology Old World, New View Driven by the need to thrive in today’s business climate, business is starting to be more responsive to less traditional ways of expressing value. The word ‘storyteller’ is now included in job descriptions Driven by the need to thrive in today’s business climate, business is starting to be more responsive to less traditional ways of expressing value. The word ‘storyteller’ is now included in job descriptions Storytelling is a ‘hot’ topic in the ethnographic community with a focus on understanding how ethnographers can connect storytelling to the business bottom line in ways not easily seen on a spreadsheet, in a persona, or conveyed with a diagram Storytelling is a ‘hot’ topic in the ethnographic community with a focus on understanding how ethnographers can connect storytelling to the business bottom line in ways not easily seen on a spreadsheet, in a persona, or conveyed with a diagram

© 2007 Humanize Technology Ethnographer as Storyteller Because it is difficult to know whether ethnographic statements are based on anything more than personal impressions, many ethnographers are convincing only to the degree that the ethnographer is a good has mastered rhetoric. (Bakker 1992:40) Because it is difficult to know whether ethnographic statements are based on anything more than personal impressions, many ethnographers are convincing only to the degree that the ethnographer is a good has mastered rhetoric. (Bakker 1992:40)

© 2007 Humanize Technology It’s about people People are becoming the focus – it is not about the product – it is about the person using that widget, the holistic experience of using that widget and what the story about where the widget came from or how it was created. People are becoming the focus – it is not about the product – it is about the person using that widget, the holistic experience of using that widget and what the story about where the widget came from or how it was created. People want meaning. People want meaning. Stories are how we make meaning out of our experience. Stories are how we make meaning out of our experience.

© 2007 Humanize Technology Telling the Story There are several methods currently used to communicate in the corporate arena There are several methods currently used to communicate in the corporate arena – Conversation – Printed materials (visuals that you can hold, touch) – Video – Electronic presentations – Personas and scenarios (specific to design research) – Models and diagrams (experiential, behavioral, usage) All of these involve storytelling All of these involve storytelling

© 2007 Humanize Technology Business Value How do we explain how the stories that we have collected the have value and how they can help the business? How do we explain how the stories that we have collected the have value and how they can help the business? Every story must be told from the point of view of: “how is this going to help my business?” Every story must be told from the point of view of: “how is this going to help my business?”

© 2007 Humanize Technology Receiving the Message Written word recent development Written word recent development We are hard wired to receive information that way and fit information into a narrative format We are hard wired to receive information that way and fit information into a narrative format We carry these stories around with us and if we see the information fits into the format of a story that we know We carry these stories around with us and if we see the information fits into the format of a story that we know – Example: Trial -- Focus Groups The sum total of the information is not the story, the meaning and the emotional impact is the story

© 2007 Humanize Technology Facts are not absolute Facts are subject to change Facts are subject to change For example: For example: – The world is flat: knowledge of the spherical Earth was developed in 6th century BCE – There are 109 Elements in the Period Table New information: Since 1994, six new elements have been discovered The story is the meaning and context that we ascribe to the facts The story is the meaning and context that we ascribe to the facts

© 2007 Humanize Technology More than Facts Knowledge and facts will only take you so far Knowledge and facts will only take you so far It takes imagination to go beyond the known facts and get to something new It takes imagination to go beyond the known facts and get to something new Economy of innovation Economy of innovation Leap of the imagination always has to go beyond the known facts Leap of the imagination always has to go beyond the known facts – Example: Jonas Salk – Polio Scare of the 1950s “Imagination is more important than knowledge” ~ Einstein “Imagination is more important than knowledge” ~ Einstein

© 2007 Humanize Technology 3 Principles of Good Storytelling Authentic voice Authentic voice No Barriers No Barriers Trusting the story Trusting the story – It is not about you as the teller, it is about the story

© 2007 Humanize Technology Instant Storytellers Encounters with Bees Learning to… Ride a motorcycle Snowboard Navigate the Subway System