Monthly Archives: May 2008

What Can We Learn About Motivation from a Tornado?

Posted on 28 May 2008 by rlhamilton

I spent the last four days scheduling volunteers for an organization supporting the disaster relief after last week’s tornado in Colorado. When I came home each evening, I would find another installment of a lively discussion about motivation on the … Continue reading →

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Day 3: DocTrain Conference

Posted on 9 May 2008 by rlhamilton

Today was the last “official” day of the conference. Tomorrow (Friday) is a post-conference day of workshops. Unfortunately, I need to leave early Friday, so I’ll miss the workshops. Today started with 3 keynote talks. The first was from Joshua … Continue reading →

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DocTrain: Day 2

Posted on 8 May 2008 by rlhamilton

Today was the first “official” day of the DocTrain conference. Yesterday was a “pre-conference” workshop day. Things started with 2 keynotes. I was a bit late and only caught the secoind half of RJ Jacquez’s keynote: Bringing the Video Revolution … Continue reading →

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DocTrain: Day 1

Posted on 7 May 2008 by rlhamilton

This week I’m in Vancouver at the DocTrain West Conference. I’ll be posting each day on the sessions I attended that day. I’ll cover the highlights and add comments. Day one offered four pre-conference workshops. I chose Content Engineering: Workshop, … Continue reading →

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