Last week I mentioned reading Freakonomics, specifically about how difficult it is to educate people to the point where they change their behavior. As a trainer, and IT guy, I cant help but wonder what kinds of things we assume are “training issues”, when in fact all the training in the world won’t change things. Think,…
A post over on Seth Godin’s Blog that I ran across today has left me thinking. In it, Seth talks about how technology now allows us to help our readers: Just recently (a decade or so) we opened two doors that change the way we communicate: we can link now, which means that any time…
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Bill Pevlor has an interesting read over at the Digital Photography School site, where he lays out his two step plan to becoming a better photographer. As a former IT support person, and a current software trainer, I have to say that his plan would actually work for a lot of areas of technology. You…
In my new position, I do online training quite frequently. It’s weird. It’s challenging to try and adapt your speech with no visual clues from your audience. It’s entirely possible no one is paying any attention to yo as you talk and get no response, or it’s possible they are following along and hanging on…
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