All Posts for 'Power Point'

August 30th, 2010

Power point of team building & leadership program that lasted 2 days with the Simon Graduate School of Business – University of Rochester, NY. The program took place at Woodcliff hotel and spa.
Our time together focused on leadership and development …

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July 28th, 2010

Gamestorming Ignite presentation

Open Gamestorming Ignite presentation on NextSlide

 
A presentation from Dave Grey of GameStorming…there is some great research and examples of using games on purpose in your instructional design.
 
What are your thoughts?
How do you use …

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July 15th, 2010

Let this serve as a lesson to all instructor, teachers, and trainers…A great instructional design engages peoples senses and thoughts in many, many ways.
Making the already known and explored, new fresh and exciting!

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July 06th, 2010

Positive illusions are unrealistically favorable attitudes that people have towards themselves.
The belief that empirical evidence to the contrary shown to you, you will not believe it. Positive illusions that you hold are like the image above. Even when you accept that you may be wrong about how great a leader you are, about what an amazing team member you are. The illusion of your awesomeness continues to move within you mind. Spinning through false necessity to hold this positive illusion.
Of-course you create positive illusions YOU define the criteria of what you are judged against.

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May 21st, 2010

Show the image
Talk about a continuum of leadership
Ask people to move to where they feel most comfortable in their leadership. On the Far Left side are the Results Orientated Leaders ——– Far Right side are the Fun Orientated Leaders. If you are not strong on either end choose along the continuum where your leadership style fits.
Take a moment and look at yourself in relation to the other leaders in the room
Choose a partner who is closest to you – and take 2 minutes to discuss why you chose to stand where you did.
Ask if anyone wants to share what they spoke about.

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