http://www.alwaysdoneitthatway.com/2006/02/17/learning-experiences-not-just-conferences/ 101 Things About Associations We Must Change Sun, 01 Aug 2010 09:09:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.alwaysdoneitthatway.com/2006/02/17/learning-experiences-not-just-conferences/#comment-8658 We Have Always Done It That Way » Dump the Happy Sheets Mon, 22 Oct 2007 12:20:34 +0000 http://www.alwaysdoneitthatway.com/?p=25#comment-8658 [...] sheets don’t tell you much about the participants’ real experience either. As Amy Smith wrote in the first edition of the book, there are critical questions you need to ask when designing your [...] [...] sheets don’t tell you much about the participants’ real experience either. As Amy Smith wrote in the first edition of the book, there are critical questions you need to ask when designing your [...]

]]> http://www.alwaysdoneitthatway.com/2006/02/17/learning-experiences-not-just-conferences/#comment-8513 We Have Always Done It That Way » Beyond PowerPoint Wed, 29 Aug 2007 09:44:11 +0000 http://www.alwaysdoneitthatway.com/?p=25#comment-8513 [...] Fellow author Mickie started an interesting conversation on her own blog about the need to change the way we've always done PowerPoint. As I think about it, I can't BELIEVE we didn't write a post about that in our book?! Amy mentioned powerpoint in her post on Learning experiences not Conferences, but only briefly. I can't think of a more worthy WHADITW topic than the way we use powerpoint in presentations in the association community (I remember sitting through a presentation where the presenter actually numbered the slides. It was even MORE painful knowing that that list of bullets was the 63rd I had seen that session!) [...] [...] Fellow author Mickie started an interesting conversation on her own blog about the need to change the way we’ve always done PowerPoint. As I think about it, I can’t BELIEVE we didn’t write a post about that in our book?! Amy mentioned powerpoint in her post on Learning experiences not Conferences, but only briefly. I can’t think of a more worthy WHADITW topic than the way we use powerpoint in presentations in the association community (I remember sitting through a presentation where the presenter actually numbered the slides. It was even MORE painful knowing that that list of bullets was the 63rd I had seen that session!) [...]

]]>