Author(s):	Andrew Del Mastro
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http://ictev.vic.edu.au/proposal/6796/making-your-voice-heard-within-digital-village
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Description:	The digital village is a vast and constantly changing space. Companies, musicians, film artists, and other content creators are constantly vying for our students time and attention. This presentation will deconstruct a number of theories that help make your information ‘sticky’. By making your content ‘sticky’ you increase the chances of your content being understood, remembered and retold. The session will also explore the seven elements of a story and the nine skills of a storyteller as well as the model of ‘Success’ that will help lead you towards making your voice heard, understood and remembered. markdown
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