For years, storytelling has been used to pass down history, customs, rituals, and legends. Because a good narrative can tap into our emotions, we’re more likely to remember the story. By weaving narrative and curriculum together, we can provide our learners with an experience that can not only entertain them, but improve retention.

Learn how to:

• Start with a character your audience can relate to
• Use emotion to better help information stick in their brains
• Let your audience become part of the narrative

 
We’re all storytellers, whether that’s telling stories to our children, posting pics from our latest trip, or sharing our weekend adventures with colleagues. Why not use the power of storytelling in your course too?

Monica Cornetti is the Founder and CEO of Sententia Gamification and a leading voice in the design of gameful learning for adults. She specializes in helping organizations replace passive training with engaging, behavior-changing learning experiences. Monica leads the development of Sententia’s trademarked frameworks, including the 5-quest model, and delivers keynotes, certificate programs, and consulting for clients around the world.

After over 30 years at NASA's Johnson Space Center, Sharon Goza brings her talents in gamification of training, software development, narrative design, and project management to the private sector. These combined talents have led her to win numerous awards over her career including Best Narrative Design at the international gamification conference: Gamicon 2019 as well as more than eight NASA exceptional software awards.