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Sharla Lair

How to Engage Your Customers and Employees - R "Ray" Wang - Harvard Business Review - 1 views

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    I think this is more of what I was hoping to learn about in the "facilitating meetings" webinar. This is a nice surface-level description of what is required to facilitate engagement. 
Jennifer Parsons

Free Webinars Introducing FOSS4LIB | Library Open-Source Software Registry - 2 views

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    Say, Sharla, would this be something our customers might be interested in?  I'm curious about it myself.
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    Yeah, this looks very promising. Interestingly enough it is through Lyrassis, the company from which I am considering purchasing online courses. Go figure! How do we promote? Are all of the members on the training listserv? Can we just forward this email out on it?
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    Not all, just some, but this might be the kind of thing we'd cross-post on (i.e., to the Mobius-users-l list as well as the Training-l list). Christopher is usually the one who posts to the lists about training, and he does it across several lists; you may want to check with him. As far as promoting, I don't know-- first of all, will Lyrassis let us promote their stuff? I don't see why they wouldn't, but you never can be sure with some providers. But the lists are usually where a lot of the action is. We might also want to do a blog post to the MOBIUS website, too.
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    Ok. I'll talk to Christopher this afternoon about promoting training.
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    FYI, the training list is largely defunct. It was populated by people who were interested in discussing training with the MOBIUS office, but I was the only one who ever posted anything.
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    Yeah, that's often how lists go. People are always afraid to speak up.
anonymous

Overview | BigBluebutton - 1 views

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      We need to look at this as a possible replacement for gotomeeting/gotowebinar
    • anonymous
       
      I'm kinda skeptical about this just because it's almost exactly like Adobe Connect, which none of our users liked...
    • Christopher Gould
       
      It's a question of what did our users not like about Adobe Connect: 1) It was very complex to use, 2) it was clunky, 3) the audio sucked, and 4) use of the software was pretty much rammed down their throats. If BBB does what Adobe did, but better, AND if we ease the users into using it, then we might have better success.
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