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What’s in My Conference Bag? ATD ICE 2018

Learning Rebels

Back in 2014, David Kelley interviewed me for the (then) upcoming Dev Learn Conference sponsored by the Elearning Guild, he was writing a series on what people bring to the conference with them. There was a lot of good information captured from a variety of people. Evernote (how did we ever effectively collaborate before Evernote?):

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6 Ways Employees Can Make Time for Skill Development

Thinkdom

Note-taking apps like ,, Evernote help you store all your resources, such as articles, online study materials, and videos, in one place and share them with others. Hobbies like coding and content writing directly impact our professional lives. All your materials are stored in one organized location, saving you time.

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30 Day Brainstorm Challenge – Day 16: The Blank Page

Learning Rebels

Not organized enough for video, not concrete enough to write out. As with any brainstorming exercise I begin, it all starts with post-it notes (I swear, they need to start paying me!) – writing down the thoughts that have stuck with me today. What kind of information can I provide that will help people, help you?

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Five Tips From Stacey Harmon for Integrating Snagit into the Getting Things Done Framework

TechSmith Camtasia

Because of it, she’s able to stay organized and on top of things, even while running a business, flying across the country to give presentations, and writing books — all the while maintaining her other interests. For example, a client asked me “How do I delete a notebook in Evernote?” Well, you’re in luck!

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My Top 10 Learning Tools

Clark Quinn

Harold Jarche talks about our personal knowledge management task, and in that, there are the tools I use to capture and share my own thinking (like this), and tools I use to go out and find or follow information. On the information finding/sharing path, some tools I use include: Google – like everyone else, I’m all over searching.

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7 After Conference Ideas: Don’t Lose the Momentum!

Learning Rebels

Any person can write a to-do list – but you are taking this to the next level and generating ACTION from the conference. Let the people with whom you exchanged information know that they were special enough to make it into your card file. If you were in my session – you learned that not sharing information is hoarding.

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My Learning Tools

ID Reflections

I just finished reading Harold Jarche’s post: Seek, Sense, Share In the post, he talks about how seeking information, then applying our personal sense-making filters to it, and finally sharing it helps us to see the interconnections, patterns and the larger whole. Blogging has helped me to: 1. Responses to queries 3.

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