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Just Before Halloween, Bat Week Borrows Shark Week’s Vibe
The third annual Bat Week, sponsored by Bat Conservation International with the support of a number of public…
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AARP Opens Tech Lab to Foster Innovation
AARP has teamed up with the University of Illinois to open a lab to develop new technologies to…
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Groups: Bob Dylan’s Nobel Prize Win Doesn’t Redefine Literature
Last week’s announcement about Bob Dylan winning the Nobel Prize in Literature had some wondering if the definition…
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Creating Deep Connections in Professional Development
Engaging. Dynamic. Meaningful. These are all words we see within the professional development and adult education world. Providing…
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American Music Therapy Association: Disaster Training
The American Music Therapy Association offers a free online disaster-response course to members and nonmembers alike.
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Tuesday Buzz: Samsung’s Great Flameout
The smartphone manufacturer's leadership made a tough move this week when they decided to stop selling the company's…
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Power of A: How Librarians Help Parents
Librarians empower parents to put kids on a path to reading.
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The International Cat Association: Fun With Felines
The International Cat Association makes learning colorful with a series of educational coloring books. Learn about why the…
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Geophysical Scientists Take Red Pencils to Wikipedia
By inviting its scientists to a Wikipedia edit-a-thon, the American Geophysical Union helped to boost the quality of…
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Freedom From Smoking: Lung Association Boosts Online Program
The new online format to the American Lung Association’s Freedom From Smoking program will help individuals more effectively…
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Obesity Medicine: Board Sees Success, Doctors Challenged
In recent years, the American Board of Obesity Medicine has seen major surges in the number of doctors…
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Associations Keep Eye on Budding No-Homework Trend
In recent weeks, schools around the country have been discussing in earnest the idea of dropping homework from…
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Continuing Education: Nudge Your Learners Along
How your association can deal with members that are a bit slow on fulfilling their continuing education requirements.…
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AIMCAL TV: Appointment Viewing for a Technical Trade
The Association of International Metallizers, Coaters, and Laminators hopes to get its members glued to their laptops every…
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Monday Buzz: Indie Group Embraces the Artists
A group that represents independent music labels opens up its membership to individual artists. Also: Why you should…
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How Associations Can Lead on Education
Associations have the infrastructure to help remake the education industry, according to a new white paper. What's lacking…
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Tips for Positive Collaboration With Subject-Matter Experts
Many associations are engaged in the process of creating technical, industry-specific content to educate and inform members. Often…
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Friday Buzz: Down With Performance Reviews?
Consultant Jamie Notter breaks down why dropping the ever-unpopular performance review is harder than it sounds. Also: How…
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Study Guide: Associations Prep Parents for Back to School
As children head back to school, organizations are making sure parents are also ready for the end-of-summer transition.
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Nantucket Historical Association Catches the Big One
The Nantucket Historical Association, thanks to the help of an anonymous donor, now owns the writings of a…
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Thursday Buzz: Funny or Die, Michelle Obama Give Exercise a Boost
The ultimate comedic short on staying healthy and fit, with first lady Michelle Obama and actor Nick Offerman,…
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Tuesday Buzz: An Evolution in Loyalty Programs
How one industry that has long relied on loyalty programs is adapting to the mobile era. Also: a…
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Toronto Taxi Alliance Doubles Down on Customer Service
The Toronto Taxi Alliance is taking a two-pronged approach to improving the reputation of taxi drivers in the…
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How to Deliver Engaging Online Learning (Part 2)
Editor's note: This article is the second in a two-part series. Read Part 1 here. In Part 1,…
