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    As part of the i2P workshop we discuss chunking a technique to help with the hierarchy of ideas and the next action required. We also work on our story telling abilities using "Rory's story cubes" and adivce from Chip and Dan Heath.

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    As part of the i2P workshop we discuss chunking a technique to help with the hierarchy of ideas and the next action required. We also work on our story telling abilities using "Rory's story cubes" and adivce from Chip and Dan Heath.

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    Chunking – Hierarchy of Ideas

    To chunk up on a piece of information, use one or more of the following questions:


    What is this an example of?
    What is this a part of?
    What is the intention?
    For what purpose?

    To chunk down, use one or more of the following questions:


    What is an example of this?
    What is a component/part of this?
    What/who/where specifically?
    Story Telling – Make your message sticky
    (Source: Chip and Dan Heath – Made to Stick)

    Simplicity

    Unexpectedness

    Concreteness

    Credibility

    Emotions

    tell Stories

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