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The Storyline approach to teaching and learning was developed in Scotland and has spread to use in at least 40 countries. For more information, please visit Storyline International, which provides background information on the Storyline strategy, news from Storyline practitioners around the world, conference notices, and links to Storyline websites in many languages. The most recent international conference site also provides a good introduction to Storyline.
The Storyline approach to teaching and learning was developed in Scotland and has spread to use in at least 40 countries. For more information, please visit Storyline International, which provides background information on the Storyline strategy, news from Storyline practitioners around the world, conference notices, and links to Storyline websites in many languages. The most recent international conference site also provides a good introduction to Storyline.
Storyline is promoted by practitioners - not by publishers. We have found that "it works" in situations from kindergarten through adult education, in both formal and informal settings. We are eternally grateful to those who developed it in Scotland five decades ago, particularly Ian Barr, Steve Bell, and Sallie Harkness. Thank you.
Storyline is promoted by practitioners - not by publishers. We have found that "it works" in situations from kindergarten through adult education, in both formal and informal settings. We are eternally grateful to those who developed it in Scotland five decades ago, particularly Ian Barr, Steve Bell, and Sallie Harkness. Thank you.
This site was developed in response to a growing desire to have one source which could direct researchers, grant writers, teachers, and others to resources on Storyline research and theory. This site abides by copyright guidelines common in the United States of America. We attempt to examine all items in their original language before posting to this site, but this may not be possible.
This site was developed in response to a growing desire to have one source which could direct researchers, grant writers, teachers, and others to resources on Storyline research and theory. This site abides by copyright guidelines common in the United States of America. We attempt to examine all items in their original language before posting to this site, but this may not be possible.
Note that "Storyline" is a registered trademark of Storyline Design in the USA.
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