Visual Learning Delivery

Storytelling helps to provide the emotional connection to the data you are presenting. Think about it, what do people typically remember? What resonates with them? Storytelling draws them into the story the data is telling.

This 3m 42s video, Presenting data through the use of storytelling, shares a simple formula for presenting data using a storytelling approach. This video is just one small segment of the LinkedIn Learning course Data-Driven Decision-Making for Business Professionals (59m 18s), check out the whole course if you like!

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Do you want to make your lesson, presentation or pitch memorable? Research shows that we only remember 10% of what was said after 1 week. Listen to this short audio clip, Evoke Emotional Peaks, to learn how you can create more meaningful presentations for your audience.

Interested in hearing more? You can hear the complete series of audio clips as part of the LinkedIn Learning course, Becoming More Memorable and Persuasive.

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How can we make learning more interesting and memorable for our learners? Learners often have an easier time retaining concepts when they’re woven into a compelling narrative. In his 1:45 min video clip introduction, Paul A. Smith, Storytelling Coach and author of, “Lead with a Story” and “10 Stories Great Leaders Tell,” talks about the importance of the story. Paul shares how we can begin to build engaging training content by using essential storytelling techniques.

Storytelling in its many varied forms opens up dialogue to allow for sharing including providing analogies and making connections to prior and new learning while inviting the sharing and discussion of other’s perspectives and lived experiences.

Consider how you can choose the right story to tell in the right situation, as well as, how to structure your story. Also, how you can incorporate emotion, surprise, and humor into your training to make the content more fun, relatable, and transformative for your learners.

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PowerPoint can be much more than a visual narrative for our learning environments. In many cases learners rely on screen readers or assistive software to accurately articulate the relevant information from our digital visual mediums. In this 5:25 min video clip you will be given a glimpse into the embedded tools within PowerPoint that will ensure that all learners can experience your presentations how you are intend for them to be delivered.

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Nervous about upcoming meetings, reports or delivering presentations? Check out this 3:35 min video clip to learn about new techniques on how to become more comfortable and confident when speaking in front of others.

To access this video, simply click on the link above, or, if you are new to LinkedIn Learning, please visit this link for more information.

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Looking for ways to engage folks in a self-running, interactive presentation? To learn about quick interactive tips and tricks that you can incorporate into future presentations check out this 5:56 min video clip.

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