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Jillian Kaplan

This course will teach you how to lead information sharing meetings.

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This course will teach you how to lead information sharing meetings.

Learning how to execute information sharing meetings will help you communicate with, and better captivate your audience. In this course, Leading Expert Level Information Sharing Meetings, you’ll learn to how to lead effective information sharing meetings. First, you’ll explore why information sharing meetings are important and what they are. Next, you’ll discover how to optimize practice meetings and broadcast meetings. Finally, you’ll learn how to optimize interview meetings and training meetings. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of information sharing meetings needed to lead them at an expert level.

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Syllabus

Course Overview
What Are Information Sharing Meetings and How Do You Run Them?
Communities of Practice Meetings
Information Broadcast Meetings
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Training Related Meetings
Interview Meetings

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Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Provides foundational knowledge in leading information sharing meetings
Improves learners' communication and captivation skills during information sharing meetings
Suitable for individuals seeking to enhance their meeting facilitation skills
Covers various types of information sharing meetings, including communities of practice, broadcast, training, and interview meetings
Taught by Jillian Kaplan, an expert in leading information sharing meetings

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Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Leading Expert Level Information Sharing Meetings with these activities:
Review foundational communication principles before the course
Lay a strong foundation by revisiting core communication concepts.
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Review relevant case studies on effective information sharing meetings
Gain practical insights from real-world examples of successful information sharing.
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Practice conducting information sharing meetings
Engage in regular practice to build muscle memory and confidence.
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Follow expert-led tutorials on information sharing meeting techniques
Seek structured guidance from seasoned professionals to refine your approach.
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Participate in peer review sessions of information sharing meeting recordings
Collaborate with peers, exchange feedback, and learn from diverse perspectives.
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Organize and review lecture notes and materials from the course
Create a comprehensive resource for future reference and knowledge retention.
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Career center

Learners who complete Leading Expert Level Information Sharing Meetings will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Instructional Coach
Instructional Coaches work with teachers to improve their teaching practices. You observe teachers in the classroom, provide feedback, and help them develop new strategies. You may also work with administrators to develop professional development programs for teachers. This course can help you learn how to lead effective meetings, which may be helpful to you in working with teachers and administrators.
Curriculum Developer
Curriculum Developers create and implement educational programs and materials. You work with teachers, administrators, and other stakeholders to develop curricula that meet the needs of students. You may also be responsible for evaluating the effectiveness of curricula and making changes as needed. This course can help you learn how to organize instruction and lead meetings, which may be helpful to you in developing and implementing curricula.
Learning and Development Manager
Learning and Development Managers oversee the creation and delivery of training programs within an organization. You work with subject matter experts to create programs that teach employees new skills or improve existing ones. You may also manage a team of trainers or work with vendors to deliver training. This course can help you learn how to lead information sharing meetings, which may be helpful to you in organizing and delivering training programs.
Training Manager
Training Managers develop and implement training programs for employees. You may work with subject matter experts to create training materials and deliver training sessions. You may also be responsible for evaluating the effectiveness of training programs. This course can help you learn how to lead effective training meetings, which may be helpful to you in working as a Training Manager.
Education Consultant
Education Consultants work with schools and other organizations to improve educational outcomes. You may provide advice on curriculum development, instructional methods, and assessment. You may also work with teachers and administrators to develop and implement professional development programs. This course can help you learn how to lead effective meetings and communicate with stakeholders, which may be helpful to you in working as an Education Consultant.
Consultant
Consultants work with clients to solve problems and improve performance. You may work in a variety of industries, including business, government, and non-profit. You may provide advice on a variety of topics, such as strategy, operations, and marketing. This course can help you learn how to communicate effectively and lead meetings, which may be helpful to you in working as a Consultant.
Technical Writer
Technical Writers create documentation that explains complex technical information. You may write user manuals, help files, or other types of documentation. You work with subject matter experts to gather information and translate it into clear and concise language. This course can help you learn how to communicate effectively, which may be helpful to you in writing technical documentation.
Human Resources Manager
Human Resources Managers oversee the human resources functions of an organization. You may be responsible for recruiting, hiring, training, and developing employees. You may also be responsible for employee relations and benefits. This course can help you learn how to communicate effectively and lead meetings, which may be helpful to you in working as a Human Resources Manager.
Marketing Manager
Marketing Managers develop and implement marketing campaigns for products or services. You work with a team of marketing professionals to create and execute marketing plans. You may also manage the marketing budget and track the results of marketing campaigns. This course can help you learn how to communicate effectively and lead meetings, which may be helpful to you in working as a Marketing Manager.
Project Manager
Project Managers plan and execute projects. You work with a team of professionals to develop and implement project plans. You may also manage the project budget and track the progress of the project. This course can help you learn how to communicate effectively and lead meetings, which may be helpful to you in working as a Project Manager.
Sales Manager
Sales Managers lead and motivate a team of sales professionals. You work with the sales team to develop and implement sales strategies. You may also manage the sales budget and track the results of sales campaigns. This course can help you learn how to communicate effectively and lead meetings, which may be helpful to you in working as a Sales Manager.
Business Analyst
Business Analysts work with businesses to improve their operations. You may analyze business processes, identify problems, and recommend solutions. You may also work with stakeholders to develop and implement solutions. This course can help you learn how to communicate effectively and lead meetings, which may be helpful to you in working as a Business Analyst.
Communications Specialist
Communications Specialists develop and implement communication strategies for organizations. You may write press releases, speeches, or other types of communication materials. You may also work with the media to promote the organization's message. This course can help you learn how to communicate effectively, which may be helpful to you in working as a Communications Specialist.
Event Planner
Event Planners plan and execute events. You may work with clients to develop and implement event plans. You may also be responsible for managing the event budget and logistics. This course can help you learn how to communicate effectively and lead meetings, which may be helpful to you in working as an Event Planner.
Instructional Designer
Instructional Designers create educational materials and experiences that teach or help people learn. These can take many forms, from courses to manuals to simulations. You may also provide support to learners as they complete these experiences. This course, by teaching how to organize instruction and lead meetings, may be useful to you in showing how to provide better learning experiences.

Reading list

We've selected eight books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Leading Expert Level Information Sharing Meetings.
Provides a comprehensive guide to best practices for sharing information effectively, including strategies for managing, organizing, and disseminating information.
Provides a practical guide to using information to improve your life and career, including tips on how to find, evaluate, and use information effectively.
Provides a practical guide for managers on how to implement information sharing best practices within their organizations.
Provides a comprehensive overview of the information age and its impact on economy, society, and culture.
Provides a discussion on the information revolution and the Third World.

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