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Denise,
Can you believe it? I still cannot download the one-pagers from the fao website. It just times out. I suppose I'm specifically interested in the way information for learning is condensed such that the most important…
Denise Melvin commented on Denise Melvin's blog post 'One Page Practical Guides on Knowledge Sharing Techniques'
Hi. If you ahve problems opening these guides please try http://www.foodsec.org/web/publications/bytheme/knowledge-management/en/ or write me and I can email them. denise.melvin@fao.org Cheers Denise
Patrick Cardiff commented on Denise Melvin's blog post 'One Page Practical Guides on Knowledge Sharing Techniques'
Hi Denise,
I can't open these one pagers. Are there other mirrors, urls, I might try to access?
Thanks.
Pat
Dilipsing Bayas left a comment for Denise Melvin
Thank you Denise for accepting request...
Nguti Jackson Munyasya commented on Denise Melvin's blog post 'One Page Practical Guides on Knowledge Sharing Techniques'
Thanks for these useful tips, i'm convinced they will be of so much help to me.Should you others plz post them for us.
Norma Garza commented on Denise Melvin's blog post 'One Page Practical Guides on Knowledge Sharing Techniques'
Great 1 pagers! Thanks for sharing.
Rituu B Nanda commented on Denise Melvin's blog post 'One Page Practical Guides on Knowledge Sharing Techniques'
Dear Denise,
I found these resources very useful. thanks.
Rituu
Wendy U. Sealy commented on Denise Melvin's blog post 'One Page Practical Guides on Knowledge Sharing Techniques'
Thanks you for these resources as I embark on facilitating a KM Workshop soon.
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Thank you for these helpful resources.
One Page Practical Guides on Knowledge Sharing Techniques
Short and sweet - please feel free to reuse or distribute them in your training events > Communities of Practice> After Action Reviews and Retrospects…See More
Blog post by Denise Melvin
Communicating for Food Security - free e-learning course from FAO
This complete course is available for free at www.foodsec.org/dlIt is aimed at development professionals - especially those working on fields related to food security. The course includes sections on: writing a communication strategycommunicating with policy makersworking with the mediawriting news articles, policy briefs, reports, case studies and moreSee More
Blog post by Denise Melvin
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- Melvin
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- Information and Communications Officer
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- FAO of the UN
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- UN/Multilateral
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- http://www.foodsec.org
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Denise Melvin's Blog
One Page Practical Guides on Knowledge Sharing Techniques
Short and sweet - please feel free to reuse or distribute them in your training events
> Communities of Practice
> After Action Reviews and Retrospects…
Posted on April 20, 2011 at 6:40am — 7 Comments
Communicating for Food Security - free e-learning course from FAO
This complete course is available for free at www.foodsec.org/dl
It is aimed at development professionals - especially those working on fields related to food security. The course includes sections on:
- writing a communication strategy
- communicating with policy makers
- working with the media
- writing news articles, policy briefs, reports, case studies and more
Posted on April 8, 2011 at 9:13am
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 7:33am on September 1, 2011,
Patrick Cardiff said…
Denise,
Can you believe it? I still cannot download the one-pagers from the fao website. It just times out. I suppose I'm specifically interested in the way information for learning is condensed such that the most important aspects of the information transfer are preferred, and the process remains efficient, but at the same time the words condensed act as a springboard for interests, discussion, etc.
Pat
- At 7:01am on August 1, 2011,
Dilipsing Bayas said…
- Thank you Denise for accepting request...
