Enablers of Change

Happy first anniversary!

We launched the Enablers of Change concept at the APEN conference this time last year, so we’re celebrating our first anniversary! 
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Four top tips for newcomers to extension

If you were just starting out as a newly appointed extension agent, what advice do you wish you’d been told?
In today’s episode we’re going to talk about our top tips for those of you who might be new to extension.
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How to stop Post-it Notes curling and falling off

How do you stop Post-it Notes from curling up and falling off the wall you’ve just stuck them to?
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Two little words to transform your conversations

What two little words can improve your conversations, at both work and home? They can also help you gather richer data and negotiate more effectively. 

What are the six adult learning principles?

What’s the best way of designing a learning activity for adults? Whether it be a workshop, an online forum or even a podcast? Surely there are some principles we could follow?
As an enabler of change you may have heard about the six adult learning principles and wondered what they were. In today’s episode we’re going to explore these principles. 

Top five blogs for enablers of change

Does anyone remember when blogs became a thing? They’ve been around for a while now and we think there are some good ones for enablers of change.
So today’s post is our list of the top five blogs for enablers of change.

Mythbuster… Maslow’s hierarchy of needs

Today’s episode is another in our occasional mythbuster series! We’re going to explore Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, something that we’ve seen pop up in many different places. 

Preparing for a successful webinar

While there have been many tips shared about running a successful webinar, in today’s episode we’re going to share with you some best practice tips for preparing for a webinar.

Sociometry: finding out about your audience and get them moving!

In this episode we’re going to explore a way of finding out some information about your audience while getting them moving. This can work in large or small groups and is a great way of mixing people up and increasing the energy in the room.

Stop shouting at me… the excessive use of capitals and other readability issues

In today’s episode we’re sharing one of John’s pet peeves with you… we’re going to talk all about capitalisation, fonts and layouts that reduce readability and comprehension.