Author Archives: Robin Pierman, Social Media Coach

About Robin Pierman, Social Media Coach

I love Prezi and Pinterest! I can teach you the Rulez & Toolz for Social Networking on my blog www.SocialEngagemenz.com. My new blog - www.TeachMePrezi.com is coming soon.

Body Language for Trainers and other Professionals

Body Language is our FIRST language, our primary and biological language…before we learned to say our very first word(s) as a young child. Babies communicate their needs to, and interact with, caregivers using nonverbal communication and body language. When we … Continue reading

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Enhance Training and Other Formal Learning with Social Media

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During my own ASTD Techknowledge session this year, I discussed various ways in which trainers and formal-learning facilitators can enhance their initiatives with social media. The possibilities are endless and this post outlines tools that I…

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Let’s Talk about Older Learners

January’s chapter meeting is focused on improving the performance of our aging workforce.  As a L&D professional, you know how important it is to understand your audience in order to develop programs to suit their needs.   Dr. Eileen Banchoff … Continue reading

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Social Media & Learning Presentation

Thank you, Barbara Boldt, for writing this event summary For those of you who were unable to attend Robin Pierman’s presentation Tuesday evening on “Using Social Media to Boost Your Training Effectiveness” here is a brief overview of the excellent … Continue reading

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Prezi: Use Social Media to Boost Your Training Effectiveness

Prezi isn’t all that new.  It’s been around since 2008.  If you’re a TED aficionado, you may have seen several speakers use it to convey their ideas visually.   Chris Anderson,  the founder of TED, gave a fascinating TED talk … Continue reading

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ASTD Chapter Leaders

Last month I had the honor of presenting a session on Social Media at the ASTD Leaders Conference. At the start of the session, I asked all in attendance to write the name of their chapter on a flipchart for … Continue reading

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Global Learning Event on Nov. 21st

The International Society for Performance Improvement, ISPI, is holding an event that should be of interest to professionals in the field of Learning and Development.  If you develop learning solutions for a global audience, you don’t want to miss this.

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Social Learning Event Coming Later This Month

No one can argue that social media is a hot topic.  From historic Initial Public Offerings, to tweets about twerks social media is everywhere… literally.  But what does it have to do with learning?  As Workplace Learning Professionals continue to … Continue reading

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The ASTD Leaders Conference

On October 26, I had the pleasure of presenting a session to other ASTD chapter leaders outlining the social media strategy for the Greater Detroit chapter. I used a Prezi to display my slides instead of the typical PowerPoint slideshow. … Continue reading

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Using Impact Maps

Many thanks to Tim Aulph, who wrote the following post One of the many pros to attending a Great Detroit Chapter ASTD event is learning about something new; especially if it is something that will help me and/or my teammates … Continue reading

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