ID and E-Learning Links (5/24/15)

  • Descriptions, example, and research questions for four types of storytelling for learning: case-based, scenario-based, narrative-based, and problem-based instruction.

    tags:storytelling research scenarios pbl

  • In a comparison of narrative and expository format for video instruction, learners retained more information with the narrative format.

    tags:storytelling research video pacing

    • In a controlled experiment, participants listened to videotaped instruction presented in either narrative or expository form and presented at either a normal or a moderately compressed rate. Results indicate a relationship between organization and retention such that audience members retain more information when it is presented in a narrative style and when it is presented at a normal presentation rate. Practically, the results suggest advantages for narrative form in the everyday practice of instructional communication.

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