Mon, 27 Oct 2008 09:22:01 +0000 Alison Lewis http://www.spiraltraining.co.uk Podcast Maker v1.3.8b - http://www.lemonzdream.com/podcastmaker Short broadcasts of training content to assist with and support management, leadership, and personal development training. Training input on various personal, management, and leadership development topics. These podcasts can be listened to as: - preparation for a training workshop, course, or programme - follow up to a training event - stand alone training content en Spiral Training & Associates Ltd http://audemos.jellycast.com/pod/audemos/spiral/podcast%20series%20cover%20with%20text_144.jpg http://www.spiraltraining.co.uk 144 108 Podcasting Management & Marketing business,training,leadership,management,personal,development,presentation,communication,organisations,relationships no alison@spiraltraining.co.uk Alison Lewis, Director of Spiral Training Networking for business or pleasure is an essential, but usually lacking, skill for people. Find out how you can improve your networking in today's communication environment. This podcast includes advice on skills needed at networking events and functions, tips on joining and leaving small groups to maximise your circulation at a networking meeting, discussion of current research into social networking sites such as facebook and LinkedIn, and some of the controversy that surrounds them, a book review of 'How to Work a Room' by Susan RoAnne, Top Tips for Busy Folk, and a competition. http://www.spiraltraining.co.uk http://audemos.jellycast.com/pod/audemos/spiral/spiral_show02.mp3 Thu, 24 Jan 2008 10:32:42 +0000 Podcasting, Business no 00:36:09 networking, facebook, communication, career, business, interpersonal, socialnetworkingsites, stutzman, roAnne, business, training, leadership, management, personal, development, presentation, communication, organisations, relationships alison@spiraltraining.co.uk Alison Lewis, Director of Spiral Training A controversial examination of PowerPoint - the power and the perils. This 'Training Top-Up' tackles the thorny subject of using PowerPoint in presentations. Sections are: 1 Why managers have become so reliant on PowerPoint 2 Wrong assumptions about learning that lead to mis-use 3 Comparison of Gates vs Jobs 4 Recent cognitive research 5 Causes of death 6 Top Tips for Busy Folk 7 Book review 8 Further reading http://www.spiraltraining.co.uk http://audemos.jellycast.com/pod/audemos/spiral/spiral_show01.mp3 Tue, 13 Nov 2007 07:56:15 +0000 Podcasting, Business no 00:28:04 business, training, leadership, management, personal, development, presentation, communication, organisations, relationships, powerpoint alison@spiraltraining.co.uk