Do You Need a Villain in a Learning Story?
Should we personify the conflict in a learning story by using a villain to let the hero be heroic? Maybe, but it’s not always clear cut.
Should we personify the conflict in a learning story by using a villain to let the hero be heroic? Maybe, but it’s not always clear cut.
You can build Twine chatbots quickly using the Trialogue story format. Using CSS, you can improve the appearance.
The iSpring Dialog Simulation tool, TalkMaster, is a solid choice for building branching scenario conversations quickly.
Enrollment is now open for my new course, Build Your Branching Scenario. Create a branching scenario from start to finish in 8 weeks.
Questions and answers about my upcoming Build Your Branching Scenario course, launching soon!
Why create diverse characters for learning scenarios? Our characters should reflect the diversity of our audience.
My response to three common objections to using stories for learning, including “Not everyone can be a storyteller.”
Interested in learning how to create a branching scenario from start to finish? Check out this upcoming branching scenario course.
Software training doesn’t always need a story, but sometimes stories can be effective for examples, motivation, or practice.
Podcast interview on tools for drafting and building branching scenarios: Twine, Google Forms, Miro, BranchTrack, and ChatMapper.