10 myths 10 Minutes 10 tweets
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Tuesday, August 31, 2010
10 myths 10 Minutes 10 tweets for Opening Night of #SWSF Learning
This presentation was delivered at Startup Weekend San Francisco #SWSF just after Eric Ries's. No talk track or audio on this Slideshare. But do ask if you want to hear what I said.
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Ignite Your People Knowhow: Learning Anywhere, Everywhere
http://bit.ly/bDpJgL
Tuesday, 24 August 2010, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM (GMT -04:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)
As your organization seeks new ways to outperform the status quo, ensure you're harnessing and multiplying the knowhow and performance of your people. Traditional work styles have given way to today's networked way of working, where the norm is highly “connected” people operating in a fluid environment and fast changing pace. Today's new work style means that learning needs to happen as part of work rather than as a separate, formal event. This means enabling learning where people work, where they travel, outside of work, connected, disconnected, practically anywhere and everywhere. Now more than ever, your organization needs to embrace all the ways in which you can give people and teams the knowhow necessary to effectively compete and succeed.
Register for this web seminar on Igniting People Knowhow to explore:
• How learning processes have evolved to incorporate formal, informal and social aspects
• How new approaches in learning delivery can transform the user experience
• How your corporate portal can become a one-stop solution for critical learning and process support
• How to assemble the experience of your choice with embeddable business processes
• How to deliver learning to individuals across the globe in offline and mobile situations
• How your learning initiatives can directly impact your company's revenue, profits and business agility
Join David Koehn, head of Saba's Learning Strategy group, and learn how organizations of all sizes are redefining the learning experience to accommodate the new way of working, thereby multiplying the productivity and knowhow of their people and improving their business agility.
Register here: http://bit.ly/bDpJgL
Tuesday, 24 August 2010, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM (GMT -04:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)
As your organization seeks new ways to outperform the status quo, ensure you're harnessing and multiplying the knowhow and performance of your people. Traditional work styles have given way to today's networked way of working, where the norm is highly “connected” people operating in a fluid environment and fast changing pace. Today's new work style means that learning needs to happen as part of work rather than as a separate, formal event. This means enabling learning where people work, where they travel, outside of work, connected, disconnected, practically anywhere and everywhere. Now more than ever, your organization needs to embrace all the ways in which you can give people and teams the knowhow necessary to effectively compete and succeed.
Register for this web seminar on Igniting People Knowhow to explore:
• How learning processes have evolved to incorporate formal, informal and social aspects
• How new approaches in learning delivery can transform the user experience
• How your corporate portal can become a one-stop solution for critical learning and process support
• How to assemble the experience of your choice with embeddable business processes
• How to deliver learning to individuals across the globe in offline and mobile situations
• How your learning initiatives can directly impact your company's revenue, profits and business agility
Join David Koehn, head of Saba's Learning Strategy group, and learn how organizations of all sizes are redefining the learning experience to accommodate the new way of working, thereby multiplying the productivity and knowhow of their people and improving their business agility.
Register here: http://bit.ly/bDpJgL
Monday, May 03, 2010
Pay to Perform vs. Pay to Fail
Pay to Perform vs. Pay to Fail http://tinyurl.com/2blqseq #SabaSoftware
Sunday, May 02, 2010
Using Twitter in Face-2-face Learning
Using Twitter in face-2-face learning, http://janeknight.typepad.com/socialmedia/2010/05/using-twitter-in-a-facetoface-workshop.html
Saturday, February 06, 2010
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Sidewiki Pop: Wish I Had a Side Wiki that Could Handle Everything
Yeah, Sidewiki is cool. But not nearly as powerful of a tool as I need. I worked on a product called Webster that was shitcanned in its time that did everything I need.
What I need...or at least what I wish I had is a side-wiki that could highlight an area of a page, in different colors if need be, allow me to comment on sections of the page, and even store off each and every entry in hierarchical bookmarking. Further I wish it worked across the Web, and my outlook, pdf, .xls, .doc. and all image type filess too! Give me that (or let me build that) and I'll be impressed.
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