Jing Describes Storytell's Chrome Extension in a Toastmasters Meeting
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Jing shared the Storytell Chrome Extension in this Toastmasters Group Meeting
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Jing on Storytell’s mission, vision, and strategy
Jing shares Storytell’s company vision, mission, and strategy during his speech at the toastmaster group meeting. He once again shared how Storytell is passionate about its vision to distill signal from noise and understands the challenge of losing out on meaningful moments due to the overwhelming amount of noise in today's world.
Storytell Chrome extension allows users to digest and connect to any content
Jing stated that he wants to use Storytell for more than just meetings.
He introduces Storytell’s Chrome extension which helps people create stories
The chrome extension is an intuitive and simple tool that can be used to craft stories in a matter of minutes.
Chrome extension allows users to digest content from any website they visit and generate summaries from that. It also has a live demo and instructions on how to install the extension.
How does the Storytell Chrome extension work?
Storytell chrome extension allows users to digest information quickly and easily by helping users to quickly identify the key points of a story and generate summaries. The extension can generate summaries of articles, web pages, and YouTube videos.
It also provides an interactive chat feature allowing users to ask questions and get answers from an accountant.
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Story Tileâ„¢ #1: Jing gives a talk on the Chrome extension for Storytell
Story Tileâ„¢ #2: This speech is about the company's vision and strategy to distill meaningful stories out of the noise of everyday life using their Chrome extension.
Story Tileâ„¢ #3: A strategy to create and recommend valuable story files using artificial intelligence to distill valuable moments out of the noise of everyday life.
Story Tileâ„¢ #4: This article discusses the law of unintended consequences, which can have unforeseeable consequences for government policy, and introduces a Chrome extension which provides summaries for webpages and YouTube videos.
Story Tileâ„¢ #5: A speaker provided an explanation of how to use a tool called Covi's Demo to help with difficult problems and riddles, and invited people to send feedback to a provided email address.