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LearningArticleOver 5 years old
Social Media Roundup: Bold Reinvention Not Always Needed
Why the bold reinvention isn’t always the way to go. Also: A pitch for taking your association’s voting…
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Lunchtime Links: Why You Should Think Like Starbucks
How Starbucks introduced a new store feature based on consumer research. Also: How to think around an issue.
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Are You Wired?: Great Reads
Association technology leaders tend to be consummate macro thinkers. Here are some recent books fueling their big ideas.
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3 Lessons: Walden Group’s Julie Stelter
Classroom experience gave Julie Stelter, the president of Walden Group in Cedarburg, Wisconsin, a model of association leadership.
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A Clearer Diagnosis: Associations and Healthcare Reform
The Supreme Court has settled the fate of healthcare reform. But plenty of questions—and opportunities— remain for healthcare…
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Lunchtime Links: David Letterman & Hurricane Sandy
How some, like David Letterman, used Hurricane Sandy as an opportunity to be inventive. Also: Why your job…
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LearningArticleOver 5 years old
Healthcare Associations Unify Graduate Medical Education
A newly proposed accreditation system will certify both MD and DO graduate medical education programs in an effort…
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American Dental Association May Reduce Library Offerings
With usage low, the American Dental Association’s governing body is voting on whether to cut library services, but…
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Social Media Roundup: Everyone Learns Differently
Not everyone grasps concepts the same way — keep that in mind at your next event! Also: The…
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Healthcare Professionals, The Promise of Mobile, and You
The future of mobile technology and healthcare associations is evolving fast and pervasively. Make sure you stay ahead…
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Happiness At Work Survey: Don’t Worry, Be Happy
The Happiness At Work survey — with ties to an online shoe store — reveals what traits make…
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Patient Education is Changing—Are You?
As more and more patients go online to find health information, some healthcare associations, such as the American…
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Oklahoma Bar Association Helps Citizens Judge the Judges
The Oklahoma Bar Association is giving voters a wealth of information on local judges and justices before they…
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Burnout and Resiliency: A Critical Role for Healthcare Associations
While the healthcare industry is facing a burnout epidemic and changes from the Affordable Care Act, healthcare associations…
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Down with Fax Machines: What Office Mainstay Would You Throw Out?
A study by LinkedIn reports that workers would give fax machines and traditional work hours the heave-ho.
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Lunchtime Links: Smart Thoughts on Ongoing Education
Even if you're busy, don't forget to focus on learning. Also: If you're running a conference, make the…
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LearningArticleOver 5 years old
Want to Keep Workers Happy? Train Them
The National Conference Center explains the value of training. Also: A new workforce development community opens.
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Lunchtime Links: How to Use “Big Data” at Small Sizes
Small organizations can use member data, too. Also: An iPad magazine success story.
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Continuing Education: Association Testing Strategy
How one association's testing strategy pays off.
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Executive Planner: ASAE’s Upcoming Education Lineup
A list of upcoming training events from ASAE.
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Learning From Obama: How the President Gets Things Done
Even with dozens of aides, President Obama has to have some killer management skills to keep everything in…
