Jay Cross

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Hacker Attack (Help!)

Jay Cross

For support, I rely on the kindness of strangers. That may be you. Hackers are polluting this blog and informl.com. When I search for a prior post, I often find nothing but names of drugs repeated again and again as both title and content. I click…and get back to the original post. These are WordPress blogs that I host.

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Help me select a design for Blips, our iPhone app

Jay Cross

Internet Time Lab needs an icon for its forthcoming mobile app. “Blips” records a person’s feelings at various times during the day and displays aggregate results on the web. The name Blips refers to the scant amount of time — a couple of Blips a day– it takes to increase one’s feelings of contentment and satisfaction.

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Helping customers learn

Jay Cross

Informed customers make informed decisions and end up much happier with their purchases. Onlines demos are so cheap and easy to put together that retailers have no excuse for not providing them. Here is J and R’s Lunch and Learn schedule: And here’s a brief show-and-tell recording.

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Internet Time Blog » Helping customers learn

Jay Cross

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Checklist: transforming corporate learning

Jay Cross

provide case studies and examples to help people become self-sufficient “pull” learners. help community leaders to set up and maintain (online) professional communities. help individuals build trusted Personal Knowledge Networks of colleagues they can call upon for advice and support. Make the vision a reality.

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13 books on learning, people, organizations, corporate culture, and change

Jay Cross

Funny, isn’t it, that we invest so much to help people learn and so little to help them remember? This morning I conducted a webinar on Making Learning Stick. Lots of what we learn goes down the drain before becoming converted to action. To encourage participation, I gave away my favorite books for making the most of learning.

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ASTD no more

Jay Cross

The Board enlisted the help of identity consultants and branding experts and eventually decided on a new name: ASTD. Professionals know that schooling is not the ideal way to help people learn. .” About ten years ago, the association felt the need to switch monikers once more. Shouldn’t the club be international?

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