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Training and Assessment Innovation
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Engage,enliven and excite your training and assessment
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Jess Chalmers
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I started the day watching this video from Gel 2011. I love stories like Anil Dash's because I experienced myself the power of networks. Especially after moving continents and starting from zero, alone.
Few things give you more joy than doing a good deed. Often that goodness comes from introducing someone to something or someone else, and that someone else doing the same -- and so on. We need to do this, more of it if we're already doing it.
Understanding the importance and power of networks, combined with new tools is our lifeline. We have the ability to transform businesses and institutions, and a need to undertake that transformation. I hope you got goose bumps from the video.
That's what true connections can do. Via Martin Gysler 
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This article explains how students get excited about working with other students through social media and how these results can be very beneficial to the learning process.