Monthly Archives: September 2011

In A Slow Economy: Remember To Boost Marketing

Posted on September 27, 2011 by Rhonda Hug

September 15, 2008 by Ramon Ray When customers are buying less from you and sales are down, you might want to ditch your marketing person, throw out your PR consultant and reduce sales expenses. However, experts say that this is the … Continue reading →

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By Marc J. Rosenberg November 9, 2010 “For mLearning, tags have huge possibilities. They add depth and vitality to content in ways that significantly enhance just-in-time access to information, and improve understanding and performance. In print-based materials, tags add a new … Continue reading →

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Backchannel Learning in an Organizational Setting

Posted on September 20, 2011 by Rhonda Hug

By Dave Kelly / August 2011 / eLearn Magazine Social media tools are rapidly changing the “rules” that have historically been applied to learning environments. Learners are now pulling learning on their own—exercising more control over what they learn, when … Continue reading →

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South Korea’s school tablets – a test for all

Posted on September 20, 2011 by Rhonda Hug

Article by Andres Oppenheimer on South Korean eLearning: By Andres Oppenheimer aoppenheimer@MiamiHerald.com Tuesday, 09.20.11 South Korea’s announcement that it will ban all school paper textbooks and replace them with electronic tablets by 2014 should ring alarm bells in the United … Continue reading →

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Why This War For Talent Is Different

Posted on September 15, 2011 by Rhonda Hug

Posted by Jason Averbook Aug 18, 2011 This morning I will be delivering a keynote in Philadelphia entitled “The New Normal” in Talent Management. while the title may be familiar as the term “new normal” has been bantered around many … Continue reading →

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