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The Future Of Storytelling




                         The Future Of Storytelling
Welcome to iversity! You are now successfully enrolled in “The Future Of Storytelling”.
Let your friends know about the course! If you get into the Top 10 of students with enrolled friends, you will become an iversity Ambassador!
As an iversity Ambassador, you’ll spread the word about free education and get great benefits:
  1. The new iPad Mini with Retina Display which you’ll be able to write, take notes, read, take pictures, record videos and so on … This makes being an online student way easier!
  2. A personal letter of recommendation from iversity
  3. And if you don't make the TOP 10 but signed up 50 or more people, you will receive an Amazon gift card worth 50 euros. You can use it to buy textbooks, notebooks or anything else you need as an online student.
Learn more about the program on our dedicated Ambassador page.
We're looking forward to learning with you!
Here is the welcome message from course instructors:
Welcome to our The Future of Storytelling! Thanks for enrolling.

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