Category Archives: music

“Almost nothing has been invented yet.” – Woody Norris

Posted on March 20, 2012 by

This is a few years old, but still impressive. Advertisements

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Presentation Review Form

Posted on March 10, 2009 by

In 1996 I attended a training course presented by Franklin Quest (Now FranklinCovey) called “Presentation Advantage.” In addition to the course workbook, the handouts included a Presentation Review form that is no longer available. The form was designed to guide the … Continue reading →

Posted in assessment, awareness, better, Covey, design, evaluation, free, job, learning, lectern, listen, music, Presentations, public speaking, Resources, share, sing, speech, stress, talent, Teaching, test, Training, trust | 2 Comments

Facebook vs. MySpace and Breaking the Sex Barrier

Posted on February 10, 2009 by

In full discloser, I’m a Facebook fan. For me there is something a bit dark about MySpace, yet I have an account with both. Where do others stand in this battle between these two social networking giants? According to Google … Continue reading →

Posted in 2.0, ads, advertising, Behavior, brand, creative, database, design, disclosure, e-learning, elearning, facebook, free, Google, grow, habits, learning, Marketing, media, money, music, MySpace, NPR, sell, social, youtube | 2 Comments

“Star Wars”- an A Cappella tribute to John Williams

Posted on November 20, 2008 by

If you’re not one of the 2 million plus people who have viewed this video by ApprenticeA (Cory Vidal) now is the time. We need more attention getting, memorable content, like this at all levels of education.

Posted in better, Education, Educational Development, happy, hope, Josh Slagoswki, learning, Learning Communities, listen, media, moosebutter, music, share, sing, song, sound, Star Wars, talent, Training, tribute, video, youtube | 1 Comment

“Let’s take a five minute break.”

Posted on August 22, 2008 by

These six words can invite chaos into the classroom. Whether you’re teaching online or in a more traditional setting, getting adults back to class after a five or ten minute break can be a challenge. A few years ago I came up with … Continue reading →

Posted in Adult Learning, audio, break, class, clock, control, e-learning, Education, free, ideas, intermission, learning, music, Online, PowerPoint, Presentations, public speaking, Remote Training, student, Teaching, time, timer, Training | 1 Comment