Chris Cairns

That any better?

That is a pretty awesome one. How did you come across this?

Agreed.

Great improvements! I really like. Very easy to navigate.

Thanks for your feedback. Definitely encouraged now to post some related topics.

The key is a great facilitator. Sometimes worth hiring one, if it’s really important.

Carol, great tips! You’re absolutely right about providing a style manual — even better, a template.

I really like that approach of relying on visuals to give the presentation, but delivering text read-aheads if needed.

That sounds like a great workshop. Thanks for sharing the link to it.

There’s no worse feeling when you’re delivering a terrible PowerPoint presentation. You also know when you’re delivering a bad one when the audience starts flipping through the slides in front of you.

Thanks for the comment, Jenn! Great analogy with the supply chain management education. This is what I’m talking about w/r to Project Management. Come right out of the gate swinging.

Nothing can be done without some risk. However, the government’s risk exposure can be greatly reduced. This is just a risk response strategy called TRANSFER. Before I can say that I’m all for non-profits doing this type of work, I’d really like to understand the economics of it all.

I really like the CYOD approach. Perfect solution to the issue of ownership.

At least they are electives now. Wasn’t even an option when I was an undergrad.

That’s true, for sure. Every field can benefit. Good point.

If there is a TOS, then legally no. I forget the app’s name, but it tells what info online services collect on you so that you have complete visibility.

Pretty clever.