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May, 2010 Archive

WANNA LAUGH MORE????

May 31st, 2010 Ron Chambers

Everyone wants to know the secrets to youth, health, and vibrancy – especially the baby boomers ... | more

Tags » needs analysis, trials & tribulations
Posted in » designers

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KNOW THY LEARNERS

May 27th, 2010 José Rego

As a Course Leader with Langevin, I have come to appreciate having knowledge of certain things prior ... | more

Tags » learners, tips-for-trainers
Posted in » instructors

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Game Shows in Training 2 – Hollywood Squares

May 24th, 2010 Jim Leligdon

I love … game shows in the classroom. If you have a group of 11 or more, Hollywood Squares is ... | more

Tags » Games in Training, learners, techniques
Posted in » designers

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Write my own Eulogy???

May 20th, 2010 Marsha Weisleder

Recently, I was advised to write my own eulogy and no, I haven’t been diagnosed with ... | more

Tags » tips-for-trainers
Posted in » instructors

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ROAD WARRIOR SURVIVAL TIPS

May 17th, 2010 Paul Sitter

Trainers fall into two broad categories – the homesteader and road warrior. ... | more

Tags » tips-for-trainers, travel
Posted in » instructors

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Don’t lose your readers in the dense “FOG”!

May 6th, 2010 Melissa Grey Satterfield

What do comic books, Mark Twain and Shakespeare have in common? Would you believe FOG? ... | more

Tags » instructional design, learners, tips-for-trainers
Posted in » designers

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How to Get Learners to RAVE about Your Training

May 3rd, 2010 Alan Magnan

The word “RAVE” in the title isn’t capitalized for emphasis. It’s an acronym. There are four ... | more

Tags » instructional design, instructor-led training, tips-for-trainers
Posted in » designers

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