Ever read Fish is Fish by Leo Lionni to your preschooler? Click here to watch the roughly 5 min You Tube video, then read on. Great book, great colors, interesting message. But not just for kids. In a past life I was a history teacher and read a book about how to teach history in […]
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Recently I had the pleasure of attending an Elliott Masie learning lab/seminar in Saratoga Springs. The lab focused exclusively on the role of Social Learning (SL) in training. Although I had many eye-opening experiences over the 3 day seminar and confirmation of other ideas and practice I already engage in I was struck by the
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Hey, Clint Eastwood did say it best! I have accepted the fact that we can’t all be Clark Quinn, Cathy Moore, or Cammy Bean, etc. God bless ’em – they lead the pack and I follow; learning MUCH along the way. However, I’ve come to the realization of my limitations and heck, I’m (finally) OK
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I recently got everyone on my team to join Yammer. In an effort to test it’s viability for our group and see how we might consider piloting it sometime later to improve communication/collaboration. Naturally everyone joined then … silence. So, I used it to share some thoughts and happenings in my world, enticing others to
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My printer continues to act up. this time a “Carriage error” took place (note alert above). Now, I don’t consider myself an idiot but honestly I don’t really know what the carriage is…sorry. Sure would be nice to see a picture (immediately) of the problem area on the printer … but instead I see a
