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This book by former Southwest Airlines CEO James Parker is not a case study, nor is it an outline of business practices per se. It’s a fun read with some important business leadership reminders. |
| | |  Go Put Your Strengths to Work
Donna Walsh was afraid that Marcus Buckingham’s “Go Put Your Strengths to Work” might be a rehash of his previous books. No worries there. She says buy it. |
| |  |  Adobe Captivate 3
Despite more and more entrants, the rapid simulation authoring market doesn’t have a product more useful or easy to use than Captivate 3. (Review includes total cost of ownership.) |
| |  |  Acrobat 8 Professional Essential Training
You can learn software outside of a class through simulations, point-and-click online courses, books, synchronous classes, and video. Mireille Massue votes for video and recommends lynda.com. |
| | | Managing Change
This video has practical things to say about managing change for line managers, people who seldom get much attention, never see the big money that the C levels do, and are absolutely essential. |
| |  | Producing Great Audio and Video Podcasts 
The podcasting audience is growing, and podcasts aren’t just for new music and geek topics. They are legitimate tools for learning. This adeptly facilitated webinar teaches how to create podcasts and possible uses for them. |
| | | Harvard Business School Online Blogs
A collection of blogs by prominent business thinkers and practitioners is tucked away on the Harvard Business School Online website. Their thoughts are both practical (there's little high theory) and free. |
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How to learn from cases
