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362 - New: Learning RSS Feeds Software; Program Guide Available
October 19, 2005
Learning TRENDS by Elliott Masie - Oct 19, 2005.
#362 - Updates on Learning, Business & Technology.
51,555 Readers - http://www.masie.com - The MASIE Center.
Learning 2005: Oct 30 - Nov 2 - Orlando
1. Free Learning RSS Content Feeds Software.
2. Tips for Trainers: Pass the Notebook.
3. Learning 2005 Complete Program Content Guide Available.
1. Free Learning RSS Content Feeds Software: We have created a free software package (Windows version) that will automatically bring learning related content to your desktop. LearningFeeds RSS Reader has channels including Learning Trends and Learning University. We will add additional learning content via RSS which will be updated as an option to you from time to time. You can add RSS feeds from any other source, with a single click.
http://www.learning2005.com/rss/
2. Tips for Trainers - Pass the Notebook: This is a simple tip that a TRENDS reader sent me for collective note-taking in an instructor led class. She provides the learners with a notebook that each half hour passes to another student to add intense note taking and context. At the end of the class, the notebook is either copied (if it is a paper notebook) or the file shared with the entire class (if it is a computer notebook).
She adds her own content and comments before it is duplicated for additional input.
3. Learning 2005 Complete Program Content Guide Available: The complete Program Guide for Learning 2005 is now available for download. It contains over 200 case studies, conversations, sponsors' sessions and other activities at Learning 2005, which will be held in Orlando, from October 30 to November 2:
http://www.learning2005.com/guide/
Upcoming MASIE Center and Updates:
Learning 2005 has over 1,500 colleagues registered. There are a limited number of hotel rooms still available - go to http://www.learning2005.com to register.
Note, we have been monitoring the latest storm. Reports indicate that the track of the storm will be well past Florida a week before the start of our event. We and Disney will track the weather and provide any updates.
#362 - Updates on Learning, Business & Technology.
51,555 Readers - http://www.masie.com - The MASIE Center.
Learning 2005: Oct 30 - Nov 2 - Orlando
1. Free Learning RSS Content Feeds Software.
2. Tips for Trainers: Pass the Notebook.
3. Learning 2005 Complete Program Content Guide Available.
1. Free Learning RSS Content Feeds Software: We have created a free software package (Windows version) that will automatically bring learning related content to your desktop. LearningFeeds RSS Reader has channels including Learning Trends and Learning University. We will add additional learning content via RSS which will be updated as an option to you from time to time. You can add RSS feeds from any other source, with a single click.
http://www.learning2005.com/rss/
2. Tips for Trainers - Pass the Notebook: This is a simple tip that a TRENDS reader sent me for collective note-taking in an instructor led class. She provides the learners with a notebook that each half hour passes to another student to add intense note taking and context. At the end of the class, the notebook is either copied (if it is a paper notebook) or the file shared with the entire class (if it is a computer notebook).
She adds her own content and comments before it is duplicated for additional input.
3. Learning 2005 Complete Program Content Guide Available: The complete Program Guide for Learning 2005 is now available for download. It contains over 200 case studies, conversations, sponsors' sessions and other activities at Learning 2005, which will be held in Orlando, from October 30 to November 2:
http://www.learning2005.com/guide/
Upcoming MASIE Center and Updates:
Learning 2005 has over 1,500 colleagues registered. There are a limited number of hotel rooms still available - go to http://www.learning2005.com to register.
Note, we have been monitoring the latest storm. Reports indicate that the track of the storm will be well past Florida a week before the start of our event. We and Disney will track the weather and provide any updates.
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