Archive for the ‘Training’ Category

A tip for presenters – take your own bottle

I’m going to skip making any introductory comments and get straight to the point. If you’re doing a presentation and are worried there’ll be even the faintest possibility you might spill a drink on your laptop then: drink from a bottle, preferably one you brought from home of course (and make sure the lid is [...]

What it takes to be digitally proficient

Lately I’ve noticed a few businesses pushing new fangled IT products and services to the community and voluntary sector. The most prominent of these is cloud-based computing. It’s promoted as being an ideal match for organisations. The sales pitches are pretty extravagant, offering miracles on heaven and earth: it won’t break down, it’s always open, [...]

Workshopping by the seat of my (bike) pants

When I deliver a training package for the first time, I always expect a few wobbles along the way. Yesterday was no exception. I’m not entirely sure if I managed to demystify some of the processes on the Cycling Advocates Network (CAN) website or not. My workshop on getting the most out the CAN website [...]

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