Today's discussion: "The Great Eight" (Organizational Disciplines) and the Peer-to-Peer Communication connection.
Also--rethinking education:
Today's quote:
"Give a student a text, lecture and test and you teach them for a semester. Get a student into "google"ing, case preparation and blogging, and they teach each other for a lifetime!"
--Brad A. Adams, a student taught by students!
Showing posts with label Comm--Organizational 0701. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Comm--Organizational 0701. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 30, 2007
Friday, January 26, 2007
The 5 branches that lead to effectiveness in any organizational tree
From the student leadership of our organizational consulting group on campus--Comm 455.
Below are their comments on the key disciplines that work together to create organizational effectiveness.
Below are their comments on the key disciplines that work together to create organizational effectiveness.
Thursday, January 25, 2007
Columbia's Final Mission
Check out the comments from the awesome students in this class
Organization Communications class today was about the space shuttle Columbia's final mission and the issues that arose within different areas of NASA that led to its distruction. The comments that follow will describe, through words and visuals, perspectives from the following disciplines:
1. People
2. Market
3. Capital
4. Technology
5. Organization
Check them out!
Organization Communications class today was about the space shuttle Columbia's final mission and the issues that arose within different areas of NASA that led to its distruction. The comments that follow will describe, through words and visuals, perspectives from the following disciplines:
1. People
2. Market
3. Capital
4. Technology
5. Organization
Check them out!
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