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Doris Reeves-Lipscomb

12 Wishes for a Creative New Year - Getting Smart by Susan Lucille Davis - - 0 views

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    Amazing blog by Susan Lucille Davis for creativity in the new year, January 3, 2013 Many wonderful URL/links are provided here.
Doris Reeves-Lipscomb

How can scholarly societies or associations add value with eLearning programs? | Exchanges - 0 views

  • Supported professional development.
  • Member needs
  • common benefits
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  • It can provide members with professional development and learning, facilitate accreditations and certifications that are critical to their careers, and increase the levels of engagement between societies and their members, and between the members themselves.
  • professional development and learning, facilitate accreditations and certifications that are critical to their careers, and increase the levels of engagement between societies and their members, and between the members themselves.
  • strategic goals to the professional needs
  • strategic goals to the professional needs of their members
  • valuable program of benefits that will attract new members, and bolster retention rates
  • Member needs
  • Lifelong learning.
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  • Supported professional development.
  • Convenience.
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  • Community engagement.
  • Community engagement.
  • Our successful eLearning packages are being adopted by membership organizations around the world as we combine our expertise in publishing with our experience in developing digital learning environments to create new possibilities for our society partners.  
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    blog by Martin Davies for Wiley.com on value of eLearning programs for professional membership groups
Doris Reeves-Lipscomb

16 Ways to Use Twitter to Improve Your Next Conference | face2face - 0 views

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    Jenn Deering Davis, 2012 Recommends: using an official conference hashtag 1. unique tag 2. communicate official tag 3. Track mention of the official and unofficial hashtags Surfacing interesting conference topics 4. Follow conversation as it unfolds 5. Pay attention to retweets 6. Use official handle to ask questions 7. Find problems quickly Sharing important conference content 8. Use official handle to post announcements and schedule changes 9. Distribute speaker slides 10. Answer attendee questions Tracking audience engagement 11. Measure total Twitter audience size 12. Determine popular speakers and presentations 13. Share metrics with sponsors Gathering feedback or your next conference 14. Tweet links to conference feedback survey 15. Compare this conference to other events 16. Analyze qualitative tweet content
Lisa Levinson

5 Tips for Designing E-learning for Adults with Low Education Levels - eLearning Industry - 0 views

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    Catherine Davis outlines 5 simple things to do when designing e-learning for adults with low level literacy skills or for non English speaking adult (ESL) populations. Basically it is: simple interface without bells and whistles; simple short sentences; lots of visuals (infographs) and photos; on-screen text and visuals that support audio - audio is the driver of the pages; provide supplemental full audio transcript
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    Good to incorporate this into the proposal and brings up the need to investigate using audio and video as much as possible
Doris Reeves-Lipscomb

Buffett and Bill Clinton Are Now on Twitter: Why Not You? - Next Avenue - 0 views

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    great article on Twitter's benefits, 2013, Jennifer Davis, NextAvenue, to boost your career or find work or just have fun
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