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Storytelling Tools for Everyday Use

Learn how to arrange your thoughts for interviews, identify key messages, provide supporting facts, and deliver messages succinctly using accessible language.

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Storytelling Tools for Everyday Use

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  1. Storytelling Toolsfor Everyday Use December 6, 2018 berkeleycountyschools.org

  2. Building a Storytelling Team berkeleycountyschools.org

  3. Storytelling Team Members • Communication Leader • All requests from school level sent to CL • Reviewed with Principal • Use online form • Webmaster • Current content & photography • NtouchMessenger • When and how will information be shared? berkeleycountyschools.org

  4. Story Telling Lead Online Form berkeleycountyschools.org

  5. What is the Game Plan? berkeleycountyschools.org

  6. Game Plan:Marketing Calendar berkeleycountyschools.org

  7. Take Action…Get ConnectedStay Informed berkeleycountyschools.org

  8. TIPS FOR ARRANGING YOUR THOUGHTS • Identify 3 key messages you want to convey during an interview, regardless of the questions asked. • Provide supporting facts for each message • Never agree to an interview just to answer questions. ALWAYS HAVE AN AGENDA! Use the interview as the opportunity to deliver your 3 key messages. • Insert your key messages early in the conversation, and as often as possible. You can repeat yourself by using different phrasing. • Use language everyone understands. Hispanic Heritage Month to be Observed at North Middle School So, what is your Point? (message) • TIPS FOR ARRANGING YOUR THOUGHTS • Identify 3 key messages you want to convey during an interview, regardless of the questions asked. • Provide supporting facts for each message • Never agree to an interview just to answer questions. ALWAYS HAVE AN AGENDA! Use the interview as the opportunity to deliver your 3 key messages. • Insert your key messages early in the conversation, and as often as possible. You can repeat yourself by using different phrasing. • Use language everyone understands. berkeleycountyschools.org

  9. Hispanic Heritage Month to be Observed at North Middle School berkeleycountyschools.org

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