1 d.School Planned Parenthood May 25-May 27 2009.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Friday, August 2, 2013 Willamette Writers Conference Story Physics 101 Larry Brooks

Advertisements

I SPY! Linda Adams. Can you spy the main idea? The main idea, The main idea. Can you spy the main idea? The main idea of the story?

What is an all knowing observer who can describe all of every characters actions and thoughts?

Or Why your first draft should suck.  What do we do with Feedback?  What NOT to do  Why Should I Rewrite?  What Tools are in my Toolbox?  None of.

Storytelling. Why tell stories in business? To persuade To explain how to do something To inspire Stories help audiences connect facts with emotions:

Writing and Presentation for Digital Media COM586 – 28 March 2006 Kathy E. Gill.

Eportfolio Sticky stories Steve Outram. Ending the day……  Learned about tools  Learned about the importance of creativity  Learned about the importance.

Fueling Impact through Storytelling: Part 2. WORKSHOP OBJECTIVES Apply practical tips for creating a story to form connections with others, inspire action.

Short Story Elements 1 Short Story Elements 2 Plot Line Point of View Short Stories $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Final Jeopardy.

Climax Falling Action Rising Action Resolution Narrative Hook

Short Stories Introduction English I. What is a short story? Short, concentrated fictional prose narrative Usually focuses on one main plot, one main.

Plot Structure Elements Exposition The first part of the plot- the opening of the story where characters, setting, and conflict(s) are introduced.

Protagonist The main character in a work of literature The protagonist is involved in the work’s central conflict.

Elements of Fiction Plot and Conflict Plot: is what happens in a story. –Plot contains: Basic situation Conflict Series of Events Climax Resolution.

Elements of Narrative Fiction THE SIX PARTS OF NARRATIVE FICTION 10/1/2014.

Mrs. Abney & Mrs. Guastella. What is a Personal Narrative? Personal Narratives are written about something important to the writer that will be conveyed.

The presentation: 5 parts Follow Design Inquiry Framework 1. what inspired you (good or bad) [What is your BIG IDEA] 2. who are the affected stakeholders.

Thursday, february 21 Conversation about Family40 min Storytelling35 min Team time & Workshops30 min Wrap5 min.

Literary Elements Mrs. Leyland English Setting Characterization Plot Conflict Climax Resolution Theme Point of view Figurative Language.

Literary Elements Plot Structure.

Empathy Proto- typing Feedback Process Inventory How are you doing as an organization/in dividual in these three stages? What are you doing already for.

Presentation Skills for Project Managers Danielle DeLonge April 27, 2011.

storytelling PoV: authentic, character-driven drama that captures all your learnings in 3 minutes STORY design.

Exposition Rising Action Climax Falling Action Resolution 1. Who are the main characters? What are their characteristics? 2. When and where did the story.

The Value of Sticky Articles Joel Huber Duke University.

Collection 3: Truth and Consequences. Point of View There are three main points of view used in stories: First Person (I, Me, We) Second Person (You)

What Makes a Great Story? Plot –Definition: The Conflict or Problem –Why is it Important? –How do Plots Work? –Examples of Stories with Great Plots:

What are Fairy Tales? Old stories that tell of man’s problems, fears and hopes Stories for children that come from oral storytelling tradition.

Elements of Plot. Plot Diagram.

Elements of Plot. Plot Diagram.

Innovations in Digital Storytelling: Opportunities for Engagement across Disciplines wendy levy senior strategist tomorrow partners.

Writing Imaginative Narratives

Screenwriting Workshop Film Festival Society. What makes a screenplay a screenplay?

Short Stories a literary prose piece, usually a narrative, which focuses sharply on one character or event; generally readable in a single sitting.

Introduction to 6 Types of Writing. The text uses primary sources when appropriate. The information is relevant and accurate, the facts have been checked.

Story Structure Foldable

Your job…. Connect with people. Seek stories, feelings & beliefs.

Design thinking skills. scoring: description Exceeds Expectation Meets Expectation Approaches Expectation Missing.

The Essay Methods of Developing an Essay NarrationNarration –Tell a story to illustrate a main idea (thesis) DescriptionDescription –Appeal to the senses.

How Information Is Arranged

Ms. Garcia 6 th Grade Language Arts. » A narrative is simply the telling of a story. Whenever someone recounts an event or tells a story, he or she is.

storytelling PoV: authentic, character-driven drama that captures all your learnings in 4 minutes STORY design.

why storytell? it’s a human centered way to communicate.

Plot A Story’s Building Blocks

CONFLICT. WHAT IS CONFLICT? A clash between opposing forces, usually forcing the main character into a dilemma.

1. PRAYER 2. Reading strategies 3. SHORT STORY STRUCTURE Composition and Literature 11 September 2014.

How to write a Narrative BY MR. DAVIS. What is a Narrative Essay.

1 st quarter. Include your underlined title with proper punctuation. Followed by the author and a brief summary of the author’s life.

Elements of Plot Structure. Plot (Definition)  Organized pattern or sequence of events that make up a story.  Series of incidents that related to one.

NARRATOR and VOICE The narrator controls everything readers know about the characters and themes of a story. Notes from pages of Elements of Literature.

Dr. Lam TECM Understands audience  Anderson page 62 communication goals worksheet due with Project 2 2. A clear framework  Essentially, what.

BIG DATA Initiative SMART SubstationBig Data Solution.

Plot Diagram of a Fictional Story

Story Elements Plot is the sequence of events, or what happens in a story. The setting is where and when the story takes place. The characters are the.

The Short Story *General Information *Element of Narration: Plot

Which viewpoint should you use?

Title of Book Author of Book.

Literary Terms Short Stories.

Plot Structure – Definitions

Reaction time زمن الرجع.

SUPER-SIMPLE LITERARY ELEMENTS

Text of Choice Protagonist From to

What do you want your audience to think about during the session?

Short Story Elements.

The Perfect Pitch.

Plot Exposition (Intro) Rising Action Climax (the “big event”)

How to write a story.

How Information Is Arranged

Elements of Narrative Fiction

Presentation transcript:

1 d.School Planned Parenthood May 25-May

DEFINE PROTOTYPE IDEATE UNDERSTAND TEST OBSERVE STORYTELLING K12 Workshop July 27-May

3 K12 Workshop July 27-May STORYTELLING

12 K12 Workshop July 27-May The Power of Character Driven Narrative

13 K12 Workshop July 27-May User story embedded Solution shown in context Impact illustrated Sticky!

14 K12 Workshop July 27-May Simple Unexpected Credible Concrete Emotional Story What’s STICKY?

15 K12 Workshop July 27-May K12 Workshop July 27-May character action conflict event resolution reaction user need solution Who are they? What do they want? What is missing from their life? What is the focus of your solution? What kind of response did you get? How big is this opportunity? What’s in it for your audience?

16 K12 Workshop July 27-May

17 K12 Workshop July 27-May User story embedded  Embed user story Solution shown in context  Show solution in context Impact illustrated  Illustrate impact Sticky!  Make it sticky!

18 d.School Planned Parenthood May 25-May

20 K12 Workshop July 27-May An example of a story… Tiny Radio