Storytelling can be a powerful learning technique. As shown by Steve Denning it can be a springboard for a range of activities including decision making.
The Story Blog is a collection of stories that can be used in presentations.
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David,
Thank you for the link to the Story Blog! I really appreciate it!
Have a great day!
Jon
Posted by: Jon Strande | July 22, 2004 at 07:45 PM