Welcome to The Storyboard!

Where workforce leaders are creating new stories...*

 

This storyboard is for you to use to communicate and engage with each other.  You can peruse the links, add a comment, or even log in and edit a page. If you haven't received an invite to edit this wiki, send an e-mail to mhagensen@skilledwork.org and we'll get you invited a.s.a.p.   (And the password is "pink.")

 

 

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 What to do right now:

 

1. Contribute a comment or idea to our storyboard 
2. Tell us who you are
3. Click "sidebar" tab (look up and right) for a chance to chat with other visitors using the yakpak widget
4. Tell us where you'd like to see this storytelling/organizing effort go
5. Watch this video to learn more about wikis (and find more "Web 2.0 in Plain English videos)

 

* Brought to you by CSW's Kristin, Lisa and Melodee, and now YOU!

 

 

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About the "Telling the Workforce Story" Session

 

The event featured:

• One moderator, Kristin Wolff
• Two provocateurs: Lisa Katz and Melodee Hagensen
• You, the audience

 

 

Notes and resources from the Workforce Innovations 2008 session.

 

Missed the Web Resources handout (a.k.a. "the yellow one")? Download it below:

Resources for Creating Your Very Own Multi.doc 

And here is the "Why Storytelling Is Important" sheet:

The Secret Language of Leadership_ Why storytelling is important.pdf

 

Photos from Workforce Story Session

July 16, 2008

New Orelans, LA

 

 

This Bubbleshare album will not be available after November 15th. Learn more.

 

 

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Other storytelling events hosted on this wiki

 

At the 2008 National Association of Workforce Boards (NAWB) Forum conference, the keynote Speaker Dan Pink was hosted in the hotel Ballroom, Sunday, February 24th, 10:30. About 90 minutes later, our Issue Forum called "Whole (New) Minds, Relevant Pictures and Meaningful Stories" convened in the same room. 

 

In an experiment, we worked to carry the six-senses theme throughout National Association of Workforce Boards 2008:

• The "Whole New Mind Issue Forum"(see below); and
• "Workforce Leadership for a Changing World"

 

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Who is CSW anyway?

 

We've place a brief narrative here. About CSW