Bring Your Intranet into the 21st Century
with Shel Holtz
Beginning Monday, August 4
Webinar cost is US $195
When we first presented “Bring Your Intranet into the 21st Century” in early 2007, it turned out to be the most popular five-week course since we introduced Shel Holtz Webinars back in 2002. Nearly 200 people participated, and the reviews that came back were glowing.
Since then, we’ve heard regularly from people wondering when the session would be repeated. Now, nearly 18 months later, a lot has changed in the world of intranets. Research suggests that more and more companies are seeking to implement Web 2.0 technologies and approaching it from a variety of angles. It’s time to update and repeat this wildly popular Webinar.
During the five-week online session, you’ll learn…
- How your intranet can become a source of improved productivity, commitment, engagement and profitability
- How to open the intranet to employee publishing via new media tools like blogs and wikis
- How to replace your outdated employee directory with a vibrant employee social network
- How finding media on the intranet can be as easy as it is on Websites like Flickr and YouTube
- How to get employees engaged with the intranet so they use it—and read it—several times a day
- Techniques for making the intranet easily accessible to employees who don’t work at computers, including factory workers and field staff
As with all Shel Holtz Webinars, you’ll have access to a collection of online resources and downloadable handouts. Webinars consist of five lectures, with a new lecture posted each Monday for five weeks. Lectures include a mix of text, audio, and sometimes video...but you don’t need anything more than your web browser. Webinars are asynchronous—that is, they do not take place in real time. You can drop in whenever it’s convenient for you—there’s no place you have to be on any particular day or time.
To get an overview of how these Webinars work, visit http://www.shelholtzwebinars.com and view the demo video.
Want a taste of Shel before deciding? Visit his blog and listen to his podcast.
Webinar cost is U.S. $195.