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GLN LearnAbout - Strategic Alliances
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Learner: Paul TerlemezianLearn with me and other strategic alliance professionals via a small group online conversation:The format of this session will be:I…Continue
GLN Insights - Peer to Peer Learning
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The Georgia LEARNS Community is committed to the effectiveness of Peer to Peer Learning. Your insights are necessary and valuable - especially as they relate to your experiences, preferences, expectations, and interests regarding the way you learn…Continue
GLN 2026 SuperNova Panels
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This link will be used for all of these events:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84574765868?pwd=dvMJMaijB3WFpuyYJsCh1NabkuXs7G.1Meeting ID: 845 7476 5868Passcode:…Continue
GLN 2026 SuperNova
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This concept is a follow up to the SuperNova ReachOutAbout conducted at Georgia LEARNS 2025.Recently, I read, heard,…Continue
GLN 2026 Where Have All the Leaders Gone
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his conversation will review the outcomes of the Georgia LEARNS 2025 Puzzle Event focused on Where Have All the…Continue
GLN 2026 Reducing Recidivism
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This conversation will review the outcomes of the Georgia LEARNS 2025 Puzzle Event focused on…Continue
GLN 2026 Reducing Recidivism
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This conversation will review the outcomes of the Georgia LEARNS 2026 Puzzle Event focused on…Continue
GLN 2026 Literacy Leap
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This conversation will review the outcomes of the Georgia LEARNS 2025 Puzzle Event focused on Literacy Leap and that were documented…Continue
GLN 2026 Leading Behind the Wheel
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This conversation will review the outcomes of the Georgia LEARNS 2025 Puzzle Event focused on Leading Behind the Wheel and…Continue
GLN 2026 AI Truth and Consequences for Education
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This conversation will review the outcomes of the Georgia LEARNS 2025 Puzzle Event focused on AI Truth and…Continue
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What Are You Measuring?
Posted by Bill Crose on September 13, 2019 at 11:33am 1 Comment 1 Like
A lifetime ago, my training department colleagues and I were satisfied with training data. We cranked out the requested ILT programs plus the "flavor of the year" content, we kept a busy training schedule, and made sure the coffee was always the right temperature. When accused of not delivering effective training because the learners didn't perform as they were trained, we took refuge in our management support role and not ultimately responsible or accountable for LEARNING or productivity.…
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2016 Segment 9 - Imani's Choice
The content, format and outcome of this session will be provided by Imani Mance whenever she believes it will best service the purpose of this segment.
Please click here to read Imani's summary of her experience at Georgia LEARNS 2014.
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Given the focus of this year’s event, Problem Areas that are "Impossible to Solve" and yet - "Worthy of Achievable Outcomes," my session will focus on the “Problem with Solving Problems.” I will lead the group in an interactive exploration of the challenges many of us face when trying to create solutions. The outcomes of this session are strategies to help us innovate while also removing complexity from our solutions.
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Permalink Reply by David Wood on
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Great session. I liked the comment, "love the problem." That's critical to good problem solving--never losing sight of the actual problem.
Also liked Lisa's thoughts on "Yes and"--going to force myself to use that term in work/life problem solving.
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Permalink Reply by Paul Terlemezian on
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Attached are the slides that Imani used during her segment.
Remember the Problem!
Clarify, Ideate, Develop and Implement - thank you Imani!!!!
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