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• Shooting ahead of the duck: how to make sure you don't lose too many feathers when it comes to technology
  by Michael Rogers
• The $30 a day job: that's right. Jury duty
  by Haidee E. Allerton
• The color of learning: enhance memory and retention with a splash of color
  by Judy Myers
• Rekindling the spirit of learning: make a joyful noise
  by Chip R. Bell
• If this, then …
  by Ethan Sanders
• On the money!
  by Jack Stucko
• Performance support tools: where learning, work, and results converge: Einstein was an early performance support tool user. The U.S. Coast Guard uses PSTs. Time to get on board?
  by Allison Rossett
• A seat at the table: in a slight departure from the usual E-Learning column, the subject is Speaking the Language of Executives—one of the biggest skill gaps in the learning profession. As for that seat at the table, technology can help get you there
  by Kevin Oakes
• Ten Tongue Fu! tips: train your tongue to deflect, disarm, and defuse
  by Sam Horn
• Getting in with the in crowd
  by Ethan Sanders
• The human side
  by Haidee E. Allerton
• Beneath the tip of the iceberg: technology plumbs the affective learning domain
  by Sam S. Adkins
• Pick up your PDA: you can use technologies that aren't typical learning technologies to enhance learning . That's what the digital beat is all about
  by Darin E. Hartley
• Selecting a Web-conferencing provider: NMHG provides global training to its dealer network with Encounter
• Not lost in translation
  by Carol Hastings
• Cohorts in learning
  by Jane Schultz
• Digital dashboards
• A project planning tool
  by Mireille Massue
• 2004 Ad
  by Eva Kaplan-Leiserson
• The knowledge warriors: busy professionals—call them "knowledge warriors"—have no time for courses, no need for grades. They learn in new ways, through new technologies, on the go. Here's how
  by Jonathon Levy
• Reality check: games at work
• Marketing e-learning: they came, they saw, they couldn't log on. Here are some straightforward tips for fixing that common problem. First, look to your technical support team
  by Caron Osberg