Hope to see you at SNAP tomorrow!

Posted by jeffpi1@gmail.com (Jeff De Cagna of Principled Innovation LLC, the association community's leading voice for innovation!) under Uncategorized

A great local convo on blogging!

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Interview transcript and comments thread

Posted by jeffpi1@gmail.com (Jeff De Cagna of Principled Innovation LLC, the association community's leading voice for innovation!) under Uncategorized

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Asking Big Questions

Posted by Jeffrey Cufaude under Uncategorized

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If it were only that easy…

Posted by Mickie Rops under Uncategorized

Wow, who knew creating successful associations and certification programs was sooooooooooo easy. According to this YouTube video and website, anyway. http://youtube.com/watch?v=aqYf-CPvzOc http://www.associationsforinfomarketers.com/ Seriously? It disheartens me to know that someone is out there advocating that individuals create “associations” and “certifications” as revenue generating machines for their businesses…and based on the testimonials, that people are buying it (figuratively and literally).

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Carbon Fasting

Posted by Ann under Uncategorized

In Sunday’s Washington Post, there was a short news item on the increasing trend toward eco-evangelism by organized religion, including two Church of England bishops who are promoting a Lenten ‘carbon fast,’ offering their congregations an energy-saving tip each day…

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Course Evaluation

Posted by Mickie Rops under Uncategorized

In today’s Learning Trends, Elliott Masie suggests a new twist on face-to-face course evaluation. Instead of the traditional smiley sheet, he suggests you “Ask your learners to, in small groups, re-design the program. Give them 10 minutes and ask them to do a rapid re-design of the Sequence, Scope and Activities in the class.” This approach sounds like a great one for limited attendance seminars - much more engaging and meaningful….but what about big multi-session…

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Establishing Priorities

Posted by Wes Trochlil under Uncategorized

When converting to a new data management system, you are faced with many decisions regarding priorities. There is so much going on at once that you'll have to decide where you'll focus your time first and what can be held for later. (I call these issues "phase two  issues" because they can wait for phase two, […]

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More on the Digital Curator

Posted by jtcobb under Uncategorized

I’m still in the midst of a lot of travel, so I had planned on following a path similar to my last posting on the Digital Curator, etc. and pointing to interesting things that other bloggers are doing. As it happens, though, that post and number of others out there are beginning to form into […]

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Links for 2008-02-25 [del.icio.us]

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For the Love of Money…

Posted by Cynthia D'Amour under Uncategorized

   What was she thinking???
I’m cramming for a deadline and have the TV on for noise on some weird show called “The Moment of Truth.”
Contestants are asked progressively personal question with one’s family and spouse sitting around to hear the results of the lie detector machine.
I don’t understand why someone would want to embarrass or […]

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