article thumbnail

Association Brain Food: 12.15.23

Reid All About it

.* – From Intuition to Insight: Transitioning to Data-Driven Learning Strategies Learn the art of presenting compelling data to secure executive buy-in through success metrics. Uncover the meaningful insights behind your collected data and leverage them to refine your eLearning strategies effectively. More info/register.

Iowa 256
article thumbnail

Association Brain Food Weekly: 6.18.21

Reid All About it

Agnes Amos-Coleman, MBA, CMP, education, conference, event, certification consultant, Amos-Coleman. Creating Innovative New Classes, Certifications & Association Products That Wow Members — and Your Board. Effective Strategies for Leveraging Local Media to Advance Advocacy Efforts. Guest: Lesedi Lesetedi. 1 CAE credit.

LMS 369
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Association Brain Food: 12.8.23

Reid All About it

Mark Lowry at Association Analytics shares helpful member retention strategies. The Data Bunch will cover must-have insights and strategies from data governance to analytics. Explore practical tips and strategies to initiate your data hygiene journey. Bulletin describes how a member app helps you nurture member engagement.

Strategy 272
article thumbnail

Make a Plan Now for a Professional Development Day During the Holidays

.orgCommunity

Teachers look forward to their Professional Development Day because they’ll learn about new instructional strategies and acquire new skills. Or, if competition is a factor, you could group members from non-competing markets into circles, for example, one member each from Oregon, Utah, Iowa, Texas, Ohio, Georgia, Maine, and Hawaii.

Hawaii 52
article thumbnail

Make a Plan Now for a Professional Development Day During the Holidays

.orgCommunity

Teachers look forward to their Professional Development Day because they’ll learn about new instructional strategies and acquire new skills. Or, if competition is a factor, you could group members from non-competing markets into circles, for example, one member each from Oregon, Utah, Iowa, Texas, Ohio, Georgia, Maine, and Hawaii.

Hawaii 40