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Collaborate for free with online versions of Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and OneNote. Save documents, spreadsheets, and presentations online, in OneDrive. Share them with others and work together at the same time. Via John Dalziel 
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A new perspective on change including: Creating Infectious Action, great experiential learning to inspire change, and Stanford's d.school. ______________ ______________ Stanford Biz School Professor Huggy Rao and I spent seven years working on Scaling Up Excellence, to be published in early February. The d.school and the book are deeply intertwined – it never would have been written without the healthy discomfort the d.school creates for both students and teachers. In 2006 we moved into our first dedicated teaching space – a double-wide trailer on the Stanford campus. A big and often unruly gang of us taught a class that is now called Bootcamp for the first time that January. ...Over 20 people were on the teaching team for 60 students). ...I was talking a lot (often over a glass of wine) with Stanford Business School colleague Huggy Rao — who had just arrived at Stanford...about the madness of the d.school, how our goal was to create great experiential learning. Huggy, a design thinker at heart, immediately asked the “and” question “suppose we did an executive program that combined traditional classroom education in the mornings AND that hands on stuff you do at the d.school in the afternoons.” Huggy convinced Stanford to take a risk on our crazy new program. ...We launched Customer-Focused Innovation in 2006... 30 or so executives gathered in a case style classroom at the Business School to discuss topics like leading innovation, strategy, marketing, and such. Read more on this story here. Related posts & tools by Deb: Receive Best of the Best news, taken from Deb's NINE curation streams @Deb Nystrom, REVELN, sent once a month via email, available for free here, via REVELN Tools. A History of Performance Appraisals: Letting Go to Power New Culture 3 Success Factors for High Performance Teams, and What Gets In the Way Beyond Resilience: Black Swans, Anti-Fragility and Change
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January 15, 2014 3:38 PM
This is a new millenium case study on how new models of learning develop in higher education, amidst hide-bound academe, inspiring executives who may bring in with them old patterns, yet are open to new modes of learning. There is hopefulness for our own capacity for change in reading this adaptive learning story. ~ Deb
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iRise CodeGen™ produces working code from iRise visualizations, dramatically reducing application development time by give IT a big head start, and improving...
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Is your computer configured properly for maximum security? Are there things you could do to lock it down more tightly? OPSWAT's new, free Security Score utility will scan the system and let you know about any areas that could use improvement.
By dealing with problem areas you can raise your security score and likewise raise your system's overall security. Everyone should download this tool and give it a try!
Read more, a MUST: http://securitywatch.pcmag.com/none/305013-what-s-your-security-score
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![Cloud Website Development Demystified [infographic] | business analyst | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/YqRmcQ6xzx_qhs2xxyg_jjl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
“ How does cloud computing really work? What is the Cloud? Demystifying the Cloud is an infographic that pulls the curtains back on the cloud and explains it all!” Via Peter Azzopardi, massimo facchinetti, Paul Aneja - eTrends, walter Bongibault, Emeric Nectoux, Djebar Hammouche, Martin (Marty) Smith
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February 21, 2014 5:14 PM
Stay with this infographic because its subject, how cloud computing changes website development, information architecture, mobile computing and....well everything, is important. Important enough to decipher this dense infographic (lol). 
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February 22, 2014 8:26 AM
I found this article answered many questions I had about "The Cloud"...I thought I would share it with you...
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Free Agile Roadmap PowerPoint template is a Scrum Agile template that you can download if you are using agile methodologies in your organization (Free Agile Roadmap PowerPoint Template http://t.co/JNlJXzpNGM)...
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There are many ways you can edit a PDF file, and that's without using Adobe's Acrobat software. In this article we will see various methods by which we can easily edit a PDF document (online in a br... Via Patty Ball, GSeremetakis, Timo Ilomäki
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May 3, 2013 3:15 PM
Good to have these resources. I hate hate hate when an organization creates a form and you cannot save anything you've written. It's bad design. At least these tools should help overcome that.
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To help you to be more productive (and stress-free) during this new era of "crowdsourcing," I put together a list of 23 websites and services that let you harness the power of the crowd, or otherwise help people more effectively work together through... Via The Learning Factor
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