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How do you get the message to users?
posted by Tomas Mcinernery on August 27, 2007 at IT@Intel
Quick trip to the US last week saw some quality time in the Heathrow departure lounge with time to think (dangerous habit) much of it I spent working on possible solutions for an issue I raised on my last blog...
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tagged: computability, training
Information Overload VI: JIT Coaching Redux
posted by Nathan Zeldes on November 21, 2006 at IT@Intel
Last week I shared with you the Intel Email Effectiveness Coach, a tool for Just in Time coaching of ill-behaved senders. Today I share an interesting derivative of this tool: eMailAdvantage Assistant. This was produced by BP’s Digital Learning group,...
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tagged: coaching, email, infoglut, infomania, information overload, training
Information Overload V: A JIT Coaching solution
posted by Nathan Zeldes on November 14, 2006 at IT@Intel
A controversial question: You want to stop harmful behaviors like poor email etiquette in the organization. Can you educate your users to do what’s good for them? There are two views: If you educate them, they will do the right...
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tagged: coaching, email, infoglut, infomania, information overload, training
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