Storytelling Best Practices: Websites - Goodman

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Utah Department of Health If you get into the habit of collecting stories, you’ll soon face another challenge: storing and organizing them in a place where others can easily find them. Storybanking is an art in itself, and there are many good examples to learn from on the web. Among colleges and universities, one of the best examples I’ve seen can be found on…
University of British Columbia …the website of the University of British Columbia. Many colleges will assert that they work to support their students, bring a unique approach to teaching, conduct world-class research, and engage the community around them. UBC backs up these assertions with stories…
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