In a time when we are all being asked to do more with less, we know that it's often difficult, and sometimes even impossible, to spend time out of the office for professional development. That's why LERN now offers SEVEN unique professional development opportunities online.
Per LERN member requests, I presented a webinar on finding new market segments and customers.
I spent two days at Northwest Iowa Community College helping the Workforce & Continuing Education Division with their efforts to grow revenue.
My travels landed me in Orlando, Florida last week where I did a Program Review for the University of Central Florida.
While in College, Bill Harley and I invented a game called Closet Baseball.
It's almost the end of the fiscal year and many LERN members are looking to LERN to help maximize the bang for the buck with the dollars remaining in their budgets.
The latest trend for winning lifelong learning programs is their focus on operating like a business. In LERN trainings, we share EOS, the Entrepreneurial Operating System documented by Gino Wickman in his book "Traction."
This past weekend I traveled back to Clinton, NY where Melinda Foley and I started the Free School of Clinton in the early 70s.
The skilled worker shortage will be so acute by 2017 that American society will finally begin to accept that it has to get more smart boys a college education.
Katie Will and I met with the Kirkwood Community College Continuing Education & Training Services (CETS) staff this past week to prepare for the June 2016 LERN Best Practices Summit at Kirkwood Community College.