I tend to scribble some of my best ideas on post its, the side of my notebook, my calendar, and any other random piece of paper around my desk. I decided to start being productive about my scribbles, and post them to a blog to share with friends and colleagues. But, most importantly at least I have them all in one place for that rainy day when I can start to make them happen.
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
introducing: the anti-workshop series
Have you ever been to a crappy workshop? Someone reads a book or tries something once and all the sudden they are the expert on the topic. They whip up a boring powerpoint, maybe add in a little interactive piece and for the most part just speak at you and the other attendees for an hour and a half. This is not my idea of learning. Here is my other issue...The thought that training is just a coordinated effort of presentation after presentation. Yuck! I can't just complain and not offer any solutions, because I don't like that either. So here is the plan: I will write four posts (well at least as a start) on four different typical training topics and identify a few "anti-workshop" approaches to the topic.
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