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...Now anyone can create amazing presentations without a designer or technical know how. Sparkol online software cleverly uses templates that allows you to focus on your content rather than layout, design or having to learn technical things. Via Baiba Svenca
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Ever wondered how the “training industry” was born? Or where? How the learning process was done in the Middle Ages? What materials or teaching tools were used to develop competencies and behaviors? Well your curiosity will be put to rest for we have created the History of Training Infographic to offer perspective and answers to all the questions above.
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Here are seven places where you can find and watch documentaries online for free.
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Create stop motion animations in your browser. Read how to work with the tool http://www.makeuseof.com/dir/stop-frame-animator-create-fun-stop-motion-animations-browser/ Via Baiba Svenca
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Gaming, wikis, blogs, social media, interactive polls and QR codes: just some of the technologies that teachers are bringing into the classroom. Via Jelmer Evers
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PowerPoint is not just for presentations – read about these uncommon ways to use PowerPoint (Ever seen PowerPoint being used to create Artwork? Via Baiba Svenca
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Leaders, especially, can use the power of a good story to influence and motivate their teams. Stories can inspire everything from understanding to action. They capture our imaginations and make things real in a way that cold, hard facts can’t.
Types of stories for the workplace: - who I am - why I'm here - teaching - vision - values in action - I know what you're thinking
Why & how to use stories: - stories help people cope with change - stories get rid of the FUDs - stories help make the complex simple - stories persuade where facts can't - stories produce mental images
Use storytelling to create more engaging business communications 1. Engage the audience 2. Keep your personal stories short Via Kim Zinke (aka Gimli Goose)
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Help your viewer to become involved in your picture. Get them thinking and they will look hard at your picture – so, tell a story with your picture. To get viewers thinking draw out the threads of a story with a time line. You should aim to help them see how the situation came about and what might happen next.
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This presentation explains why MSLGroup believes storytelling is important to you, your company, your brands or your corporate reputation today. Here they share their approach to Storytelling that is designed to make you an expert storyteller and make Public Relations professionals expert story strategists, developers and editors.
The MSLGroup Storytelling Process consists of: - discovering your story - your story landscape - defining your purpose - your story - understanding your audience - dynamic storytelling - plan - improvise - respond - creative storytelling - transmedia creative - 7 rules of contagious content - review
For more information see http://blog.mslgroup.com/why-stories-matter-storytelling-marketing/ Via Kim Zinke (aka Gimli Goose)
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Although it is a relatively new phenomenon in teams, and mostly attributed to the research work of Irving Janis at Yale University in the early 1970’s, Groupthink has become a significant concern to any people who operate a team situation. Groupthink occurs in organizations and teams which do not have high levels of healthy or constructive conflict. In other words, this is not destructive conflict but conflict in terms of ideas, how to achieve goals and when resources need to be changed or re-aligned. A team is especially vulnerable to groupthink when its members are similar in background, experience or attitudes and when the group is particularly protected or insulated from external opinions.
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Turns any networked device into an easy-to-use response tool. Wide support for smartphones and tablets including iPhone, iPad, Android, Blackberry and Kindle. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
Gerard Jensen's curator insight,
January 5, 2013 5:47 PM
An absolutely brilliant tool to get feedback from a truly broad audience - even if they do not have a fancy computer and only a phone with web access. Requesting feedback has just become so much easier...
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People love to learn by examining visual representations of data. That's been proven time and time again by the popularity of both infographics and Pinterest. So what if you could make your own infographics? |
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Use the Text option to easily add a caption or label anywhere on your photo. Or have fun by adding text inside a speech or thought bubble so your photo subjects can express themselves. Via Baiba Svenca
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The challenge for your company is how to encapsulate your brand’s mission into a series of images. These images can range from fan photos snapped with a smartphone to professionally taken promo photos. When creating a strategy for sharing your brand’s story, it’s just as important to think about the content of those images and how you share them with your followers as where you find them.
Read the full article to find out more (and see examples) of elements to keep in mind as you plot the best way to show off your company in photos.
- depicting a lifestyle - using fan photos - integrating images across networks Via Kim Zinke (aka Gimli Goose)
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Many team building exercises focus on getting participants to interact with each other in solving a problem or becoming better at communication. The problems are usually solvable by teamwork, creativity and persistence. This exercise has a twist on traditional team building exercises. The task is simply too difficult, maybe even impossible. The aim of this exercise is to test the participants on a critical skill; the ability to realise their limitations, ask for help and think out of the box and possibly break traditional rules. Our culture often demands that people must follow rules, sometimes even blindly. As a result an individual requires a strong self-esteem and confidence to challenge the status-quo or even lead others in a particular cause against the established norm. This exercise is ideal for improving this particular skill.
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Before you start solving a problem, you have to ask the right questions. "Critically analyzing and clearly articulating a problem can yield highly innovative solutions. As these stories illustrate, organizations that ask better questions and define their problems with more rigor can create strategic advantage and unlock truly groundbreaking innovation. Asking better questions delivers better results."
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Virtual Graphic Facilitation in a Nutshell: Online visual facilitation bridges the miles when colleagues work together from dispersed locations. It blends facilitation skills with in-the-moment graphic recording, using ... Via Dave Wood, Jose Luis Anzizar
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Read about these fun team building activities for the workplace that can loosen your team up in no time.
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Tech and Learning has just posted a wonderful article concerning Internet Gaming. With school starting up, make sure you have your resources available to help that special student of yours make the... Via Felix Jacomino, Kathleen Cercone
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Here we are again, another summer, another day with our kids and perhaps another great vacation. Of course we have our cameras, but this time lets not only think of getting that perfect vacation image, let's tell the story of our trip as a "Photographic Story"!
Telling stories with photographs is not a difficult task. The only thing different is that we're taking more images with a purpose to express what we see to someone else who could not be with us; and doing so, more for social sites like FaceBook , emails, calendars and picture books. Photographic story telling is not about dumping ALL our photos into an album, but the choice images that follow a beginning, middle, and end, with connecting images in between.
A simple way to start a photographic story is to pre-visualize your story with a beginning, middle, and end. Think about the establishing image, the beginning. What does the scene look like? Perhaps an overall wide angle shot, or a close up detail of what the story is about. Next think about your "Point of View" or your creative idea on how to see the story and try different angles when taking the pictures, and end it with a shot that fulfills the mood of the storyline.
Read the full article for an example and link to a digital photography site. Via Kim Zinke (aka Gimli Goose)
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A mini workshop I did about interactive storytelling in september 2011 as part of the Photostories event at Noorderlicht photo festival in the Netherlands. Via José Carlos
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Instructional design is a systematic approach which helps to keep the process of training, coaching or development well-targeted and on track to meet the needs of the individual(s) at which it is aimed. But what makes instructional design good or effective?
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"For this feature we have rounded up some of the best and most useful Filmmaking Apps that our Deal Leader Steve Jobs has approved for the App Store. As more filmmakers explore the possibilities with these powerful mobile devices, we are sure this list will continue to grow. Via John Evans
Spencer McCrossen's curator insight,
September 19, 2014 3:00 PM
These apps could help you with pre, on-set, and post production
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Infographics (or Information Graphics) are graphic visual representations of data or information, presented in a way to make it easier to consume information.
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Where to get visual statistics Where to create charts and other visuals Where to get photographs Where to get icons How to Create the final product |