Technology has provided many different ways of communicating but the need to be effective in communication has not changed. Educational professionals need to continue to develop and refine their communication skills. This group is for educators who aspire to discuss and master the competencies necessary for exemplary performance and top customer service in a dynamic, rapidly changing higher education landscape. Group members share best practices, ideas, thoughts, reflections, and resources to help colleagues across the globe improve performance.
Presentation Skills | Origin: ML117 | New comment by Harold Clark
Getting the audience involed and using good presention skills is essental.
Time Management | Origin: ML135 | New comment by Harold Clark
Communicate with your supervisor to improve and prioritize you time.
Feedback Skills | Origin: ML120 | New comment by Sandy Lane
I have learned there is a process to giving feedback.
Coaching Skills | Origin: ML118 | New comment by Sandy Lane
In this course I have learned the various levels of coaching in leadership and knowing what technique to use when is crucial to the success of a coahee.
Stress Management | Origin: ML136 | New comment by Peggy Smalley
i learned to make a to do ist EACH day and prioritize goals instead of monthly Also to avoid being drawn into additional tasks
Meetigs | New blog by Janet Harper
Good to plan ahead and get the agenda out early. Keep distractions at a minimum. A large group can't make decisions.
Goal Setting | Origin: ML133 | New comment by Niani Jones
More and more I have learned the importants of setting goals for myself. It is a wonderful thing to have a vision of something you want to do, but without goal setting and measured steps it is hard...
concise | New discussion by Kelly Zvacek
Be consice and to the point, people don't want to read unimportant information
Difficult Interactions | Origin: ML122 | New comment by Lan Le
The coarse help me very much. Thanks
Difficult Interactions | Origin: ML122 | New comment by Cheryl-Lynn Malloy
I always knew it was important to identify different objectives and positions that can lead to conflict, but this course has helped me see how important it is to also lay out the emotions stirred up...
