September 29th 2017 programming information.

Hey Folks:

There will be no T is for Training today. Life and other commitments keep us from taping today.

Join us in two weeks on October 13th 2017 for show 213 and a ton of engaging talk.

See you then.

@baldgeekinmd

 

T is for Training 212 : Yes Becomes The Habit/Didn’t Know We Had An Agenda

Jill’s TIFT view

On the call today were Andrea Snyder, Jill Hurst-Wahl, Paul Signorelli, and Maurice Coleman.   We talked about:

• Liberating Structures
• Lessons learned from participating in a Poverty Challenge

Resources for today’s show:

• Liberating Structures Microstructures & Design Elements
• Liberating Structures Improv Prototyping
• United Way Poverty Simulation (3 minute video)
• The Surprising Power of Liberating Structures: Simple Rules to Unleash A Culture of Innovation (book)
• Verbal Judo –  This is one of many resources on the topic

This was the 9th anniversary of T is for Training! Episode 1 was on September 12, 2008.  We would like YOU to help us celebrate our longevity by contributing reviews of this podcast to iTunes (one of the places this podcast is published).  Leaving a review in iTunes is not as easy as living a review on some other web sites, but it would mean a lot if you would do it.  This site has information (with photos) on how to leave a review.  As Maurice said, be honest. We’re trainers and appreciate feedback, no matter what it is.  Thank you!

T is for Training 211 : Just because you want to be an adjunct…

Outdoor classroom

On the call were Jodie Borgerding, Andrea Snyder, Jill Hurst-Wahl, Paul Signorelli, Maurice Coleman, and Mark (high school librarian in Calgary, Canada).  On this show, we talked about the course development work Jill has been doing and what she has learned from it.  Along the way, we talked about live and asynchronous learning, flipped classrooms, engaging learners, and more.  We had a good conversation and a few good laughs!

Our next show will be on Sept. 15 (2 p.m. ET).  We are planning to discuss the content found on the Liberating Structures web site.  Feel free to look at the web site, then join us on the call.