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Webinar: How to Increase Qualified Trade Show Leads 300% Using iPads
NewLeads, Inc., The Hill Group and The Sales Lead Management Association are hosting a free webinar on Wednesday, November 10th at 10 a.m. PST to show business-to-business exhibitors how to increase their qualified lead count from trade shows by 300%. Â The methods to be discussed revolve around NewLeads’ newest software technology using iPads and the six-minute qualification techniques …

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Download parts 2,3 and 4 here: www.freetrainingfilms.com Improve the way you influence others using language. First in the series of four short films showing you how to improve the way you influence others using language, and the whole spectrum of communication such as body language. Improve your presentation skills, negotiation skills, and general communication skills in simple easy steps. Improve your skills by 45% using body language, 38% with emotional tone, and 7% with words. Go to www.freetrainingfilms.com for more free films!

Brit troops using iPad app to train for Afghan missions
London, Aug 1 : British troops are now using a special iPad app to train for combat missions in Afghanistan.

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Chinese think thank accuses US, other Western countries of using Facebook to sow unrest
A Chinese government-backed think tank has accused the U.S. and other Western governments of using social networking sites like Facebook to spur political unrest and called for stepped-up scruti…

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www.andrewthorp.co.uk series of audio clips helping people with their presentation and public speaking skills. This clip examines how to use movement to enliven your performance as a presenter. Tips are delivered by professional speaker and coach Andrew Thorp, founder of Speakeasy Groups, a network of business people who meet regularly in North West England to improve their own skills.

Kilgo wins award for using technology in classroom
By Antrenise Cole Times Staff Writer Farrah Kilgo uses technology when she teaches fourth-graders at Southside Elementary School because she said it makes education fun for the students.

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Audience comments appear real-time in a TwitterBoard behind presenter, commenting on her way too fast presentation speed at Web 2.0 Conference. The presenter actually reads the entire presentation from prepared files, the content is great, but delivery really furious. Soon the auditorium turns attention to the TwitterBoard behind presenter and while she doesn’t know what’s happening, flow of comments floods the scene. This triggered a massive inflow of more and more comments. I felt really sorry for the presenter – as I said content was great, slides OK, only delivery poor. This is a great example of the power of Crowds and UGC and how public has impact on things in real time. They took the TwitterBoard down during the presentation and put it back again instead of notifying her what’s wrong. Next day they announced Twitter censorship “not everyone’s tweets will appear”. Shot in Web 2.0 Expo in New York, taking place 16th to 19th November 2009. I’m putting it here just to document what can happen on a combination of poor presentation skills (she is bright and very intelligent, but this wouldn’t work under any circumstances), poorly designed presentation setup (twitterboard behind speaker – I personally think the board should be off during the speech, back on after or during discussion) and poorly managed situation (not notifying the presenter what’s wrong).

Guest comment: So bad it’s good- using negative customer experiences to boost loyalty
With the market pressures of the last two years, almost all retailers have had to shift their focus from new customers, to maximising sales with their core customer base. With this increased focus and attention however, there comes the issue of what to do when things go wrong. Steve Davis, evp & president, GSI Commerce International suggests that customer appeasement can be more of an …

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Live Webinar: Enhancing Student Presentations Using Mediasite in the Classroom
MADISON, Wis., April 8 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Sonic Foundry, Inc. (Nasdaq: SOFO), the recognized market leader for rich media webcasting and knowledge management, today announced the company is hosting a complimentary webinar.

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