Why use of Animated Character helps communication
A great part of all our communication is done online – yet, if we put our computers, tablets and phones away for a moment and concentrate on our old-fashioned, real world communication then learning shows the following: 55% of what’s being said is communicated by body language and 7% by words. The remaining 38% is transmitted by tone of voice. When we enjoy an interpreter video, use a training tool or play a game, we are asked to capture, and we are more likely to do that if we feel attached in some way. Using characters is a best way through which this link can be formed. The boy below is Ollie, a boy Animated Character we created for Ollie and Dog. Ollie and Dog is a series of animations elaborating growth hormone deficiency to children. An disease such as growth hormone deficiency can seem frightening and upsetting to a child, but when presented by an appealing animated character the information is a lot less intimidating. Ollie And Dog Medical Device Animated Character ,