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    State agencies team up to host career fair

    Thursday, July 10th, 2008

    Hi all!
    If any of you are looking for a state job, this is the career fair for YOU! News Release attached.
    Theme Grenz, ASTD-Cascadia Past President
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    Oregon Department of Administrative Services
    155 Cottage Street NE, U20 Salem, Oregon 97301-3966
    News Release

    For Immediate Release July [...]

    Learning Frameworks

    Wednesday, June 25th, 2008

    Here is an interesting chart from Ray Jimenez, PhD that he uses to illustrate his review of the new book Groundswell.

    Dr Jimenez identifies the type of social media which may be most appropriate for an audience based on the way they behave when they interact with it. He describes it this way:
    To help [...]

    Proposals & Contracts

    Thursday, May 29th, 2008

    Larry Fergusen presented a tip filled program for the Consultants SIG on lessons learned about proposals and contracts. Here are some tidbits that stood out for me:

    Decide. You are either a consultant or you are looking for a job, not both.
    A letter of agreement formalizes the discussion, doesn’t explore ideas
    Make sure you are talking [...]

    Informal Learning in the workplace

    Wednesday, May 7th, 2008

    Jay Cross, the author of Informal Learning , has released a very helpful whitepaper, How to set up online collaboration in corporations . He includes checklists and ideas about:

    What’s in it for you?
    Start with something easy
    Best practices with social software
    Challenge the project champion
    Sustain momentum

    He’s also doing a survey about the use of informal [...]

    Social Learning Webinar: A Case Study from eBay

    Friday, May 2nd, 2008

    Join the next Social Learning SIG Webinar…
    This time we have one of the most well known web companies presenting their case study: eBay.
    This extremely useful and informative session was delivered at the eLearning Guild’s Annual Gathering in mid-April in Orlando, Florida and was one of the most talked about & referred to sessions all conference. [...]

    Consultants SIG with Rene-Marc Mangin

    Saturday, April 19th, 2008

    It’s time for the consultants special interest group again. This time we have a speaker along with plenty of time to connect with each other. Last time we went to McMenemins next door after the meeting, anyone want to join me?

    The Nonverbals of Collaboration
    Successful collaboration is based on shared interests and complementary relationships. Dr. [...]

    eLearning Guild’s Annual Gathering Report

    Tuesday, April 15th, 2008

    Florida is a lot like Oregon today: Cloudy and in the 60s.  Yet, I am still here and will be blogging on the conference at my blog: www.engagedlearning.net and on Twitter.  If you are interested, please come join me and make any comments or Twitter back.  Hopefully you can attend vicariously!

    New! Consultants Special Interest Group

    Wednesday, March 26th, 2008

    Are you a consultant or considering becoming one? Is so, then there is a new special interest group you’ll want to know about. The Consultant SIG met for the the first time last night to discuss ideas for what the group might offer.
    There was a great mix of people who were new to consulting, as [...]

    Webinar #2 - Social Learning & Knowledge Management with Cindy Rockwell

    Tuesday, March 18th, 2008

    For a recording of Webinar #2, go here.
    This one focused on how to use Social Learning with Knowledge Management and what it will take to make it all work. It was presented by Cindy Rockwell, CEO of CustomerVision.
    There were a number of key points that Cindy brings up, including the need to make it easy [...]

    TK08 - Tony Karrer and Implementation of Social Learning

    Wednesday, February 27th, 2008

    I am in Tony Karrer’s session here at TK08 today entitled, eLearning 2.0 – Applications and Implications. It is a very large room and was intended to be more of a discussion, but oh well! This is going to be a 201 session – a follow up from this morning’s session (which I [...]

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