Why you should make sure there’s always more than one marker in a room…
Tags: facilitation, markers
Archive for the ‘Facilitation’ Category
June 4, 2011
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The Power of a Single Marker
By ryancoleman in Blog Post, Facilitation, Headline, Work Examples
November 3, 2009
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Outputs from the #opendataTO ‘Open Data Lab’ session
By ryancoleman in Blog Post, Facilitation, Work ExamplesYesterday Toronto’s Mayor, David Miller, officially launched the city’s Open Data project (#opendatato) as part of the Toronto Innovation Showcase taking place…
Tags: #opendataTO, data, facilitation, government data, open data
July 28, 2009
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Follow-up: Defining and Measuring Social Success
By ryancoleman in Blog Post, Facilitation, Speaking & Conferences, Work ExamplesFrom June 8-12, 2009 the MaRS Discovery District here in Toronto, ON ran an event called “Netchange Week” (http://netchangeweek.ca), a week-long event designed to explore…
Tags: facilitation, measurement, metrics, netchange, workshop
June 16, 2009
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[Follow-up] The Integrated Content Lifecycle
By ryancoleman in Blog Post, Facilitation, Speaking & Conferences, Visual Design, Work ExamplesA quick post to update you on the Translation World session, “The Integrated Lifecycle: Creating a Foundation for Envisioning and Planning an Integrated Translation Lif…
Tags: case study, facilitation, localization, Speaking & Conferences, translation, translation world, work example, workflow, workshops
November 28, 2007
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AmazonCamp Roundup
By ryancoleman in Blog Post, Facilitation, Speaking & Conferences, Work ExamplesThis roundup is a couple of weeks overdue – life’s been a bit hectic round these parts between work and the new kid so blogging got a bit back-burned so, from the “…
Tags: AideRSS, Amazon Web Services, AmazonCamp, AWS, Clay Tablet, Enomaly, Freshbooks, torcamp, Toronto, zoomii