Using story telling in learning
Dr. Maureen Murphy, Aurion Learning, Pat Kenny, National eLearning Manager, Health Service Executive.
We all love a story; it’s part of what we are as human beings. In fact it’s been said that the original learning technologies were the story and the conversation. But how can we use this natural way of learning for organisational learning? Join Maureen Murphy and Pat Kenny in this NetDimensions-sponsored LSG webinar as they explore the practical side of developing and using stories for learning.
- Exploring digital, narrative and drama for telling stories
- Developing stories with a focus on learning outcomes
- Helping people share their own stories as part of the process
- The vital role of emotion
- Corporate and personal stories – the difference and the overlap
Dr. Maureen Murphy
Dr. Maureen Murphy is founder and Managing Director of Aurion Learning, a full service learning and development company specialising in the design of online learning programmes and innovative learning and CPD management tools.
In her role as Managing Director, Maureen drives strategy, capability, development and growth of Aurion Learning and is responsible for leading innovation and new product development within the company.
Maureen has over 20 years’ experience delivering transformative learning technology solutions and strategies for a wide range of public, private and third sector organisations.
Pat Kenny
Pat Kenny is National eLearning Manager for the Health Service Executive (HSE) - Ireland’s largest employer with over 100,000 staff. The HSE is responsible for the provision of national healthcare services providing health and personal social services for over 4 million people living in Ireland.
In his role as National eLearning Manager, Pat is responsible for the management of the health service learning environment, HSELanD, which has over 65,000 active learners throughout the country. Pat has almost 30 years’ experience in the healthcare sector, having begun working as a practicing social worker in 1984.
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