MindEdge Learning Blog
Three Negotiation Strategies—and When to Use Them
By Jennifer Ware Senior Editor, MindEdge Learning Negotiating is an attempt to exchange things we have for things we want. People negotiate when they have
How’re We Doing?
By Frank Connolly Director of Communications and Research, MindEdge Learning Like former New York mayor Ed Koch, who was famous for his catchphrase, “How’m I
Why Do Commas Matter?
By Tricia Goodwin Senior Editor, MindEdge Learning Have you seen the hilarious comma-error memes floating around social media?
Smart Management Requires Good Measurement
By Dan Picard Senior Editor, MindEdge Learning Business experts are fond of observing that, “what gets measured gets managed.”
The “Personalization Principle” for Online Learning
By Heather Morton Senior Editor, MindEdge Learning Researchers working in the field of learning science often tackle the difficult problem of determining how an individual
In Defense of Blogs
By Frank Connolly Senior Editor, MindEdge Learning Content marketers, as a group, tend to fixate on trends.
What social distancing can teach us about cybersecurity
By Joe Peters Editor, MindEdge Learning Recently I observed two masked grocery-store patrons staring proverbial daggers at each other after they accidentally intruded on each
Living in a Big Data World
By Christine Vogt Senior Editor, MindEdge Learning In today’s world, the influence of Big Data is everywhere. In fact, our current output of data is
Tips for Writing Smart, Professional Emails
By Jennifer Conroy Senior Editor, MindEdge Learning Since it first became the preferred method of business communication, email has stood the test of time: it
Finding Your Voice
By Tricia Goodwin Senior Editor, MindEdge Learning In this deeply divided political moment in the U.S., expressing your opinion publicly—even if it is well-formed, supported,