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`Tis the season to save lolly!
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Hello,
In the seasonal down-time for information and learning facilitators, many of us take
the opportunity to re-vamp old courses and resources ready for the new year. If you have
not done so yet, let 2010 be the year you start your move away from traditional ideas which
are time-consuming and resource-intensive, and eat heavily into L & D budgets.
In these leaner times, individuals and organisations need to walk towards more
effective ways to deliver business-critical learning, whether it's in how
interventions are designed or how information is delivered. So here are 5 ideas which will
save you and organisations ££££s, yet enable you to deliver more
meaningful and memorable learning.
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Season's Greetings
Thank you Simply Learning/ Brain in Business friend, supporter, or customer for
being with us on our brain friendly journey in 2009. Wherever you are in the world,
we send you our warmest seasonal greetings, and wish you and yours, an
abundance of what you seek in 2010. This year we're sending you an ecard
crafted by Stella - click
here to
view it - and we're making a donation to the
Campaign for
Learning, whose work we support.
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1. Invest in a laminator then you can use resources time and time again. We still
use some laminates that we're recycling from 2002!
2. Rather than endless hours of research and design, task learners with going into the
business to discover key learning on a given topic and reporting back.
3. Always have masking tape in your bag. You can use it on the floor/ walls to
design structures, timelines, models, processes; the list is endless, the cost is minimal!
4. There's no need to buy costly resources - raid what's at home. We use items
such as a wetsuit, a broken organiser, a mini-hammock, a tray, old hats, etc; so get
creative too!
5. And your best value resource - your participants! Ours become body parts, IT
processes, phone receivers, H&S risks, stress symptoms, neural pathways, etc. What can
yours do?
To find out more about how brain friendly ideas bring both enjoyment and
results to learning, we look forward to continuing to support your work in 2010.
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A Gift of Learning
Lots of people started their brain friendly journey with our first two ebooks -
Begin with
the Brain in Mind and
The
Creativity Myth.
How about giving yourself a value for money gift this xmas to kick start
your learning designs in 2010? Since we've published our third ebook, our
Brain Friendly
Essentials ebooks have been flying off the shelves! You can now buy all
3 -
Begin with
the Brain in Mind,
The
Creativity Myth &
Motivation
in just One Minute - and just pay for 2!
Click here to read about
the only ebooks we know to be brain friendly in style and content. Or
jump straight to the checkout for the bundle offer, and just
click here.
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Design the BFLG Logo!
Do you enjoy designing images? The Brain Friendly Learning Group (BFLG) constantly
strives to improve and develop the ways in which we help others learn. It's now time
we had a logo to capture what we're about and we'd really appreciate ideas.
Enter your design in our BFLG Logo Competition and help to spread the BFL
message. Entries will be judged by Peter Honey, co-creator of
Learning Styles and the
winner will receive our first 3 ebooks.
So get designing and send your entry to
tina@braininbusiness.com
by 8th January. The name or initials of the Group should in the logo and the
winner will be announced in January.
If you're not yet a member,
click here to
join us.
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Stella Collins |
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+44 (0)1189 836 339 |
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+44 (0)1380 850 192 |
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P.S. You are welcome to pass our monthly ezine on. If this results in business for us, we
will be delighted to reward you through our affiliate scheme. If you wish to use our 'Tip
of the Month' you can, provided the following is appended to it:
©Collins and Grindrod, www.braininbusiness.com Thank you.
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