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Comment on The Design Advantage by tracybacenas

tracybacenas — Thu, 03 Nov 2011 16:52:47 +0000

REALLY enjoying this blog, Denise. Thanks!!!

Comment on Stick-people stories by Daniel

Daniel — Fri, 28 Nov 2008 02:40:29 +0000

Hey Denise,

Hope all is well. We went through the SFU IAT program together. I just found your blog. Interesting idea! Stick people! Very cool.

Comment on A tip on community engagement by Gayle

Gayle — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 17:34:43 +0000

Amen! Every time I look at an organization, I check out the diversity of that company. If it’s all men, if there are no people of colour, if the age range isn’t diverse, it tells me the most important things I need to know about them. It tells me there’s a lack of introspection about how they view the world and a lack of innovation. You said it so well.
Gayle Mavor

Comment on Learning 2.0 – shifting perspectives by ToingToing | ToingToing! Learning 2.0: returning to the social circles

ToingToing | ToingToing! Learning 2.0: returning to the social circles — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 12:23:03 +0000

[...] to many future views of learning is what Gurteen calls Learning 2.0 . He adapts a definition by Denise Withers and comes up with this intriguing definition: Learning 2.0 is an emerging approach to learning that [...]

Comment on Story at work – Books by Lori Silverman

Lori Silverman — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 16:28:13 +0000

Hi Denise,

Thank you for mentioning my book in the “Story at Work-Books” list.

About the title–the entire book is done as dialogue. So, Sam Horn (author of POP! and many other books) who I hired to help me title it (she’s the best in the industry), felt it best that the title also be dialogue–which means it didn’t need to be grammatically correct. The title is a spin-off of a phrase my former husband (a marketing/branding guru) and his colleagues use at Microsoft when watching PowerPoint presentations (“wake me when it’s over”).

Thank you for letting me share this background information with your readers.

Happy Holiday,
Lori Silverman
co-author of Stories Trainer Tell, editor of Wake me Up When the Data Is Over