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Our Weblog of the 21st Century. |
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“The LERN Institutes were amazing. Well worth the investment,” said Anne Cave, right, of Auckland, New Zealand. Anne is comparing great scarfs with LERN consultant Julia King Tamang at our winter institutes last month. For info on our Summer Institutes, click here. |
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Do Divisional analysis |
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Look at your courses, events and programs by division (same subject, format or audience). Then analyze cancellation rate, average participants per class, and average fee. When you do, you’ll find out where you should be offering new courses, where to cut back, and in what areas to offer more courses. Divisional analysis is key to improved performance. |
WebConference a hit! |
More than 500 LERN members and customers participated in our first annual WebConference earlier this month.
The 15 audio presentations and discussions were a big hit.
LERN will sponsor this free event for members again next year.
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| Check out all the great new brochure covers in the LERN Club. Forgot your password? Email Chris at chris@lern.org |
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Bernard Bongang of Savannah, GA, is welcomed by LERN’s Tammy Peterson as our newest LERN organizational member. |
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Registrations for the upcoming Summer Institutes
in Cleveland June 2-5
are already at a record.
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But it’s not too late to register. |
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Recession update: 
Focus on winners.
