Digital Storytelling and Interactive Video
Narrative engineering is the KM discipline that applies storytelling to the purposes of the organization. The NCO Net pilot is the cornerstone of Army narrative engineering, and is designed to bring storytelling to bear for: knowledge creation, sharing and exploitation; building and integrating individual, team, and organizational expertise; leader development and leadership; a “springboard” for change; and situational awareness, as a way to organize and articulate perception, interpretation and actionable prediction in an operational environment. The NCO Net is a foundational Army community of practice, but the narrative engineering pilot has implications across the entire breadth and depth of military operations, learning, and innovation. The NCO Net pilot focuses on a road to competency in actionable cultural awareness using digital stories and face-to-face stories, both supported by a Narrative Wizard.
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