Making Innovation Happen
Thursday, December 18, 2008 at 09:52AM Have you contributed to the NGF Map of Creativity? The Map of Creativity is a user friendly interactive database of innovative educational projects throughout the world. Want to see some of the worlds most interesting educational projects? Browse to your hearts content. Do you know of an innovative project to support creativity, learning or play? Put it on the map!
Thursday, December 18, 2008 at 09:04AM Hey...want to know one of the best kept secrets of effective leadership? Have the courage to allow your employees to figure out how to do their jobs on their own. Period. No really...that's it.
Thursday, December 18, 2008 at 08:59AM Did you know that you can successfully handle most leadership challenges with just 5 simple strategies? By focusing your attention on these critical areas you can empower your the opportunities hiding within your vision, new venture or project plans. The biggest problem facing people like you is knowing when, what and how to operate your leadership power keys.
Wednesday, December 17, 2008 at 11:33PM To celebrate a great 2008 with growth of our network, we have provided a FREE CLF Membership to all our enewsletter subscribers at no charge for 2009... Saving $399. Benefits include: Free news and access to our exclusive research. Invitations to contributewith our online programs and interviews. Invitations and Discounts on our public Executive Leadership Education Programs. Entry to our competitions and more to be released in 2009...
Monday, December 15, 2008 at 10:06PM At last we are beginning to see the emergence into the mainstream of digital media, not only as an information tool but as a learning tool as well. However it still takes some effort to find out just what is available in the way of free learning. On a feed I get from Presentation Zen, I noticed a reference to Ben Zander that took me to Pop Tech, an obvious competitor to TED that ulimately took me to DIGG that took me to a site that provided on line links to recent lectures from MIT, Harvard, Stamford, Oxford etc.. Now the information revolution is beginning to take shape. As Clay Shirky says in his book, Here Comes Everybody whether we think access to so much information is a good or bad thing is now beyond considering, it is a reality!
