Bøger af Jo Saunders

Science fiction anthologies have a long, time-honored tradition. Mad scientists, alien invasions, space exploration and colonies on other worlds, intelligent robots, dystopian futures, steam-, cyber-, bio-, and nanopunk, time travel, alternate history, and many other 'flavors' of science fiction are available. This is the third edition of Plan 559 From Outer Space, and we're so glad you decided to pick up this slim volume. We certainly hope you enjoy it.

The National Singing Programme Sing Up was officially launched in November 2007 and a team from the Institute of Education, University of London were appointed early that academic term to undertake a research evaluation of key elements of the Programme. One key component of the UK Government's National Singing Programme Sing Up (produced by Youth Music in partnership with Abbot Mead Vickers, Faber Music and The Sage Gateshead) is to ensure that children's singing development is fostered by adults who have appropriate musical knowledge, skills and understanding. Its stated role is to: 'deliver inclusive, learner-centred training for leaders singing with primary-age children in 60 target areas across England from September 2007 to March 2011, and each project runs for two years.' The workforce development - embracing 'Vocal Force' - draws on principles developed through 'Vocal Union', part of the Sage Gateshead's 'Access to Excellence Music Manifesto Pathfinder Programme'. Vocal Force is working in collaboration with existing schemes, projects, organisations and individuals across England as part of Sing Up. The Institute of Education, University of London agreed to undertake an external evaluation of a significant number of workforce development participants that was complimentary to, but separate from, the Sage Gateshead's own internal evaluation processes.

Social media is a powerful set of tools, that can build your brand, connect you to your customers and facilitate relationships that convert. It can also zap your precious energy, cause stress and lead business owners into a state of marketing delusion. What if it was okay to get off certain social media platforms?Two marketing professionals from opposite sides of Australia are on a mission to stop Random Acts of Social Media.Jo Saunders is an international LinkedIn expert, digital marketing strategist and social media educator who is known for demystifying the complexities of LinkedIn and social media tools. She guides professionals and teams to market their expertise and build relationships in the era of social business.Ailsa Page known as the marketing dynamo is a small business marketing expert with over 20 years’ experience successfully running her own businesses and helping other businesses navigate the marketing maze and improve their bottom line. She provides marketing strategy, advice, coaching, education services to small and medium business throughout Australia.Get Good or Get Off will help you get clear about why you are using social media, and identify when it really isn’t working for you. Get in control of your social media, so you can stop feeling overwhelmed and take strategic action, allowing you to focus on your core genius. It’s time to Get Good or Get Off.