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Oh my gosh, how cute were these kids at Take Your Kids to Work Day?? I can answer that for you: SO CUTE. I love working with Learning.com because of how much they support their staff and how they make sure their employees feel valued. This first annual family day is one way the company helps integrate all types of families into their culture, and does it successfully, to judge by the smiles at the end of the day!

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The school board administration is forcing everyone from sixth to twelfth grade to take this course on Learning.com. It’s a course on Cyberbullying. As much as I appreciate the thought behind it, it’s so DUMB. They have no idea how the internet works. They say things like, “Don’t post anything online that you wouldn’t show anyone else. Like your parents, friends, teachers, and enemies.” Do they even know what the internet is for? Most people vent online because they can’t tell people these things. Would you rather they bottle it up and explode, and possibly hurt themselves you morons? 

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Learning.com Launches SIS Integration, Partners With Clever

Learning.com Launches SIS Integration, Partners With Clever

Portland, Ore. (PRWEB) June 11, 2013

Learning.com, the celebrated source for connecting educators and students to the right digital curriculum, announces that schools can now sync rosters in their student information systems (SIS) with Learning.com. Learning.com has partnered with Clever to ensure that educators and administrators will always have accurate, updated information in the Learning.com…

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Helpful new article has been published on Portland Team Building

New Post has been published on http://portland-team-building.com/bicycle-team-building-instills-energy-learning-com-timbers-stadium-portland-oregon/

Bicycle Team Building Instills Energy for Learning.Com at Timbers Stadium in Portland, Oregon

Providence Park Timbers Stadium– home of the Portland Timbers and recently the site of a bicycle team building workshop with Portland Team Building. Learning.com decided they wanted to add something to their management meeting and collaboration was the hot button that came up in the planning discussions several times.

Learning.com holds management meetings every few weeks, and this time they wanted to add some strategies that align with their social responsibility while instilling energy and interactive components to their meeting. The perfect solution: A Bike-A-Thon™ bicycle team building workshop!

Since this was part of a larger meeting, the group first met for several hours for their internal meetings and professional development. While our charity team building workshops are fun and high energy, they are also designed to anchor the teachings and bigger insights. So this was the perfect bridge for our professional facilitator to present the Tuckman Model (Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing) and fold that into the creative challenges for the team.

Great feedback from the team. Several people commented on the value of the experience and how they will take what they learned and apply it back in the office. One person commented that the event broke down barriers and opened communication.

As the management team navigated problem solving challenges at this workshop, they developed creative solutions, laughing and having a great time in the process!

Are you looking for ways to add energy to your next meeting? The Bike-A-Thon bicycle team building event is ideal for networking events, sales meetings, cross functional teams, intact work groups, virtual teams, and holiday parties.  We deliver workshop for small teams up to 15,000 people, from venue as small as your corner office to as large at the Timbers Stadium.  We work with your budget, your space, and most importantly – your goals.

LCOM was founded in 1999, and provides content, tools and services to help districts offer online and blended-learning programs to over 3 million users. (Learning.com 2014)