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Are you interested in an entrepreneurial path? Enroll in Spring 2018 LTEC5800-020 or LTEC5800-026 Special Problems - Entrepreneurship for Spring 2018. Start your online degree today in the new UNT Learning Technologies Master's concentration in Workforce Leadership!
Please contact Professor Karen Johnson for more information:
Karen.Johnson@unt.edu 940.565.3174
This course is for ALL students interested in gaining the knowledge and tools to pursue an entrepre...neurial path.
At the end of this course students will be able to successfully:
*Recognize the role of entrepreneurship in the global economy
*Develop an entrepreneurial mindset, skill set, and toolset to
create business opportunities in a complex environment
*Understand the design thinking process from inspiration to
ideation to implementation
*Understand the role of social entrepreneurship and wicked
problems
*Identify challenges and risks involved in managing the growth
process
*Develop and present an innovative business model
*Create your pitch to successfully present your business idea to
investors
*Identify ethical issues related to entrepreneurial activities
Do you work with teams or small groups? Start your degree today in the new UNT Learning Technologies Master's concentration in Team Science by enrolling in LTEC5800-021 Special Problems - Team Cognition this Spring!
Please contact Professor John Turner for more information:
John.Turner@unt.edu 940.369.5369
Team Science is a multidisciplinary field that touches on the collaborative functioning of teams and small groups in the workplace. The team science (tsci) concentra...tion will aid students in the following:
*learn how to work and function in teams / small groups in the workplace
*learn how to successfully manage high performing teams
*have a better understanding of how teams operate (team dynamics)
*learn how to perform team building exercises
*have a better understanding about different team types & team processes
*be able to differentiate between leadership, team leadership, & shared
leadership
*learn about team training
*learn how to evaluate team performance and team training
Please join us for the next UNT College of Information Discovery Series on October 5 with Dr. Mohamed Jemni in room 340, at Willis Library! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XdDiPL30vs #UNT
#UNT is hosting a blood drive Saturday for Harvey victims, starting at noon! You can also donate to the emergency fund for students impacted by Harvey starting at 1pm.
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UNT has about 4,000 students impacted by Hurricane Harvey and is encouraging faculty and staff to be especially compassionate and flexible with them as they tra...nsition into the fall semester. UNT also is working with students to provide them with an educational home if they were displaced by the storm. We are waiving application fees and giving them immediate admittance so they can start the fall semester as soon as possible.
"As we watch the news about Hurricane Harvey's impact on Texas' Gulf Coast, our thoughts are with the people affected," President Neal Smatresk said. "Our university is a community of great compassion, and I know that we will support the impacted individuals in every way we can."
Students, call 940-565-2681 or email undergrad@unt.edu to find more information.
Do you work with teams or small groups? Start your degree today in the new UNT Learning Technologies Master's concentration in Team Science by enrolling in LTEC5800-021 Team Dynamics!
Team Science is a multidisciplinary field that touches on the collaborative functioning of teams and small groups in the workplace. The team science (tsci) concentration will aid students in the following:
* learn how to work and function in teams / small groups in the workplace
* learn how to... successfully manage high performing teams
* have a better understanding of how teams operate (team dynamics)
* learn how to perform team building exercises
* have a better understanding about different team types & team processes
* be able to differentiate between leadership, team leadership, & shared leadership
* learn about team training
* learn how to evaluate team performance and team training
Still wondering what you want to be when you grow up? UNT can help you figure it out! Students have access to career and vocational counseling through UNT Counseling and Testing Services! Learn more: http://bit.ly/UNT_CareerCounsel
Please come and support our UNTDP at Discovery Park on July 26th!
First deadline is today!
Summer 2017 Registration Deadlines:
• 3WK1 and 8WK1: Friday, May 12th at 4:30pm
• 5WK1, 10WK, and 8WK2: Friday, June 2nd at 4:30pm
• 5WK2: Friday, July 7th at 4...:30pm
Tuition payment deadlines vary by session as well. Official registration/tuition payment deadlines are published by the Office of the Registrar: http://registrar.unt.edu/registra…/summer-registration-guide
UNT Learning Technologies shared T.H.E. Journal's post.
Dr. Cathie Norris, Chair @UNTCOI, and Elliot Soloway, her research partner at @UMengineering, wade into the ages old battle: Image vs Text.
Picting, not Writing, is the Literacy of Today’s Youth
Nice Article by ATPI Alumna Dr. Holly Hutchins!
It's #MostCitedMonday!
Drs. Lisa A. Burke of UTC College of Business and Holly Hutchins of University of Houston share a synthesis of #transfer #training #literature in this 2007 article: http://bit.ly/BurHut07
http://www.usatoday.com/…/college-football-confer…/91925354/ Doc Student Cody Kellner in USA Today: "Strength of schedule: Strength of schedule ratings were compiled by Cody Kellner, a PhD student in Applied Technology and Performance Improvement at the University of North Texas. Kellner bases his strength of schedule measurements on the average of each opponent's individual rating that each team has played up to that point during the current season.
Each team's individual rating is a reflection of every game result of the current season as well as well as the previous season, factoring the opponent’s rating plus or minus 100 if the result is from the previous season or plus or minus 200 if the result is from the current season. "