How various organizational change management (OCM) models compare and the point at which you need to concern yourself with the methodology over the culture | Culture Dig
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Distractions can cause serious problems in your productivity. Don't let them become habitual.
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I'll get to this tomorrow.... 
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.@Carter_Cay 1) Lead a dialogue on how women leaders are essential to the field. #KnowYourValue
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Mika is the epitome of an everyday leader whose influence and platform are changing the world. Thank you @morningmika
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November 25, 2015 8:51 AM
Mika is the epitome of an everyday leader whose influence and platform are changing the world. Thank you @morningmika
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"Our audience is interested in knowing about the people who are harnessing technology to reorder the way we live."
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...To think of what “might be” a few years from now is barely fathomable but really exciting! I remember listening to the keynote speaker at the 1990 Seybold Conference talk about how books in the future would be enjoyed on electronic readers, and thinking, “not in my lifetime would electronic readers replace printed books.” We all know how that turned out. Let’s go back and hit the high points from the past ten years. Below is a visual infographic timeline followed by a more detailed look at each year! Pay close attention to the ones that were launched in 2012; some of them have a lot of potential to be game changers! Via Jeff Domansky, Ken Morrison
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August 22, 2014 8:22 AM
# 19 - A quick look at social media development over the last ten years.
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May 13, 2016 10:58 AM
Timeline Infograph: Like: It's to the point, uses good visual. Dislike: Maybe some information??
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"Leadership can be seen as the art of adjusting people's behavior to maximize their potential."
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March 25, 2015 9:33 AM
"Leadership can be seen as the art of adjusting people's behavior to maximize their potential."
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Why not parents and managers too, ? Be creative in all things. I like #19, but would flip it to say "treat you business as a classroom".
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March 6, 2015 6:09 AM
Are you looking for ideas on how to be more creative in your classroom? Check out this list from Te@chThought. It is divided into the areas listed below. * Finding Creative Inspiration * Capitalizing on the Creative Spark * Inspiring Students * The Creative Classroom * Creative Activities * Sharing and Collaborating * Educate Yourself Have fun exploring! 
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March 9, 2015 8:00 AM
This is a fun article from TeacherThought.com. :) |
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So what’s different this time? SpaceX upgraded the Falcon 9 with extra firepower—and some of the firepower is used to orient its first-stage booster as it falls back to Earth. Landing on ground also has some perks: Solid ground doesn’t lurch like a drone barge on ocean waves, and the landing pad is a lot bigger than the barge. Via Fernando Gil
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New era begins...
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Great collection of "best practices" from KMWorld.
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Discover the world with Google Maps. Experience Street View, 3D Mapping, turn-by-turn directions, indoor maps and more across your devices. Via Fernando Gil
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Now I can have the capabilities we saw on "24"
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We are born curious, but when answers are valued more than questions, we forget how to ask. Here's how to relearn an old habit.
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I ran across this infographic yesterday and I’m not sure how to cite it. I love the way the graphic is designed and the information that it contains. Via Mark E. Deschaine, PhD
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Great reference that can be applied beyond the classroom.
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You can't search for something you've already found, can you? In the case of deeper learning, it appears we've been doing just that: aiming in the dark a Via Beth Dichter
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Expeditionary learning!
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March 10, 2015 7:21 AM
Deeper Learning. Is this something new? This post explores deeper learning, sharing what it is, and what it is not. Two definitions of the term will make it clear that deeper learning is a goal of educators, but one that may not be reached. There is an in-depth discussion of deeper learning followed by suggestions on how to put deeper learning into your practice. Five principles are shared. 1. The three competencies - cognitive, intrapersonal and interpersonal 2. Test format - learning study strategies that allow students to learn the difference between surface learning and deep learning, which requires that they be "cognitively active learning behaviors" (as opposed to "cognitively passive learning behaviors) 3. Predicting and retrieving 4. Source diversity 5. Curriculum wide adoption Additional information is found for all the principles in the post. Click through to learn more. |
Nice infographic on management and core value in top US tech firms. @Carmen A. Medina @fcc_cio