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Best Practices
September 04, 2018
Thinking Globally: A Note to a
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Thinking Globally: A Note to a
New Instructional Designer
by Tiffany Robinson The role of an Instructional Designer is deceptively influential, and if you are new to the role, there’s one perspective you will need to consider before making your mark: Someone else’s. But even if you’re not an instructional designer, you may gain a new perspective by reading what one has to say… […]
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April 26, 2018
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95% is NOT a Passing Grade
by Bill Flury Graduation Preparation Graduation time was approaching, and the principal of the high school was speaking to an assembly program of seniors. His topic today was future grading systems. He told the seniors that they would likely find the grading system quite different after they left school and joined the world of work. […]
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March 09, 2018
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Take Back Your Desktop!
by Tiffany Robinson Does your desktop look like this? What, you think we didn’t know about your tendency to hit save and put the file in the first place that pops up in your file organizer? Well guess what: it’s SPRING CLEANING TIME! But what does spring cleaning look like on a computer? Much like […]
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February 02, 2018
Falling Back in Love
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Falling Back in Love
With PowerPoint!
by Tiffany Robinson Power. Point. A tool to house all of your many many bullet points in a clean linear fashion. We all know that if you put information into a bullet point, then it will be automatically understood. And the more bullet points you fit on a slide, the more information you will teach […]
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January 08, 2018
When the Project is Supposed
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When the Project is Supposed
to be “A Piece of Cake”
by Bill Flury Starting a New Project “Hey! Piece of cake!” That was the team leader speaking after I had described the team’s next project, a critical six-month, fixed price job for our top client. It was good to hear her speak so confidently, but I had some concerns. This would be the fourth project […]
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December 18, 2017
Pressure: What Keeps Most
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Pressure: What Keeps Most
Eggs from Cracking?
By Burl W. Randolph Jr. I would imagine that everyone has bought eggs, right? Catchy intro, huh? Anyway, there are many clichés and metaphors referring to ‘cracking’ eggs to achieve a goal, or related to succumbing to pressure. Pressure is something that leaders are well acquainted with, and a mainstay in leadership positions. Merriam-Webster defines pressure in three ways: […]
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